I love POSTCARDS!

Wildflowers of Colorado

This is a postcard that my friend Dave brought back for me along with a plaque that has Kokopelli etched in sandstone from his Colorado trip over a week ago. He knows how much I like postcards and the last time he went I received some too. I always have to make sure that I get a postcard from where ever I travel, it's one of the cheapest keepsakes you can buy. Maybe that's why I like them so much - because they are cheap! I have a journal/scrapbook that I put all of them in. I was thinking about how neat it would be if I could engage others in helping me with my postcard collection. I would be willing to send one to you in return.

If anyone is interested in sending me a postcard from your hometown or travel destination please send me an email & I will gladly forward my mailing address.

I plan to post some of my other postcards in the near future although most of them are already in my book but I'm sure that I can scan the page to share them with everyone.

Greeting From Colorado

© Dave Fulton

© Dave Fulton
These pictures come from my friend Dave who has been in Colorado visiting a friend. Particularly Gunnison, this is where Zane (dave's friend) lives. It is such an amazingly beautiful place and it is definitely on my list of "Places I want to visit" if not live! That's probably a little further down the road though.
But anyhow these were a few of the pictures I received from Dave while visiting Colorado and I thought that I would share them with you.


*Update: As we are coming to settle into the new place there are somethings that take a little getting used to. Although, something that took place last night is "NOT" what I can even consider getting comfortable with............and what's that you ask? Well, MICE, I can not handle these little creatures created by God. They repulse me to no end. I don't have a problem with your typical scary creatures, for instance, spiders, snakes, etc. But rats or mice or whatever..........NOPE..........can't handle it. And I know it was a teeny tiny thing but still - Gross!! I understand that now we are in a somewhat of a country setting that this is bound to occur more than just this once. I am hopeful that "kitty" will turn into a mouse annihilating machine in the near future. He seemed to know that something was up since we were beating around all the furniture and making noise. I'm sure he will catch on. I've been told there is a difference between mice and rats and I can see that one is smaller than the other - but honestly I don't care how big they are! To anyone who likes mice and rats I'm sorry to report that the intruder we had is now gone. And that folks was the highlight of my evening!