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@BardBooks I have a feeling many of the offices have no idea what to do with the inundation of constituent mail.

I realize this question was about books, but as I was watching the finale last night, it struck me how important letters are to the plot of “Taboo.”

And they are all lovely written with dip ink, beautiful calligraphy, and sealed in wax.

http://www.fxnetworks.com/shows/taboo

@jdgriff1952 You are awesome! That poem! <3

I will be Marching through to National Letter Month in April. My turnaround time for many replies took far too long. I am usually able to catch up during President’s Week break, but there was a flash flood, so …

This year I wrote to far more unknown people than I have previously, and that has been…[Read more]

@riftvegan Yay! Thank you for standing up for public education!

I like the previously mentioned idea for Ides: A post card for each issue/concern.

I vote yes!

@bardbooks We inspire each other. Which is how it should be. 🙂

Thank you @riftvegan for the post card!

There’s also a post card blitz planned for DeVos in defense of public Education.

https://www.facebook.com/events/170552020111234/

@Ruth I am currently using Pinterest for keeping track of my found free (political) post card images. They (along with articles) can be found here…[Read more]

The Letter Social for Post Card Activism went really well! Fewer folks were able to attend, but the group who showed up generated 30 post cards. We decided to hold another event in April.

Thirty post cards written. #letterwritersocial #letterwritersalliance #incowrimo2017 #lettermo2017 #resist

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I had that book. It certainly helped foster my love of snail mail.

Next year, maybe we could have an Attend/Host A Letter Social Badge?

Italy? My goodness.