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wackystuff on Mar 23, 2008:

We are trying to get some action happening with the Handmade Postcard Club, so please consider joining our new swap. See the group page for the I Love to Read Books handmade postcard swap. -wacky

neopostretro on Mar 19, 2008:

You have just one more week to sign up for the Shutterbugs first swap. Won't you come join us?

HotCakes on Feb 22, 2008:

Hi Carmen, I am glad the post cards I made for your swap made it to you and that you liked them. Thank you sooo much for your awesome comment about them, makes me motivated to make a lot more. Also, thank you for hosting the swap, great idea!

elexiias on Feb 9, 2008:

Welcome to the Used Film Swap! :]

PennyArcade on Aug 27, 2007:

Thanks for the glowing review!

chelle523 on Aug 12, 2007:

I have to agree with "Only in Cambodia" - your art is so personal and wondrous. The journal is just absolute perfection. I feel blessed to have been able to swap with you.

onlyincambodia on Jul 2, 2007:

Anything created by you should be cherished. You put so much of yourself into every piece you make. Every scrap is a piece of art.

teddynet on Jun 20, 2007:

Wow! A gift from you, forget about the swapping part! An extremely unexpected and delightful surprise, you are such a dear Carmen. You are so talented, and I will enjoy your book of art every time I see it. I have shown it already to everyone around me. Your entire packet was a joy all the way around, and I appreciate it very much. I certainly look forward to further "shipped" communication between us in the future! Happy day to you, Annette

PostMuse on Jun 13, 2007:

OH! And Wunderkammers! I took a class as an undergrad that focused on the whys and wherefores of collecting and Wunderkammers caught my fancy and never let go.

PostMuse on Jun 13, 2007:

Post-Industrial decay... if you ever get to WV be sure to visit Cass Railroad. Take the train to the top of the mountain (a fun ride) and see the remains of the logging equipment that is rusting away up there. Gorgeous! Really! It is amazing. Also, my city, Pittsburgh, PA, has some fabulous post-industrial decay. Who would have thunk we would ever think this stuff beautiful?

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