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Postcard of the Day
(a feature involving a postcard on a day)
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For another postcard thing, see
my old postcard poems tumblr or
its handy archive.
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I'm currently double-posting here & at livejournal. Add me and let me know who you are, and we can read each other's protected posts.
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"What was once thought cannot be unthought."
-- Möbius, The Physicists
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Date: Aug. 22nd, 2019 04:25 am (UTC)no subject
Date: Aug. 22nd, 2019 06:32 pm (UTC)I know what you mean about those old simple addresses. Another funny postcard phenom, by contemporary standards, is when someone in, say, Philly, would write someone in NYC about some plans for the next day and ask for a response. Turns out there used to be morning and afternoon mail in some big cities, and such a thing was quite possible.