The host says 23 days as she skips Sundays and statutory holidays, but our post offices are open Sundays and letter boxes are available at all times, so I see no reason to skip any days. Maybe it will get me out for a walk as well. As I said in my Postal Reading Challenge posting, I bought a box of literary postcards that will serve as a source for many of my mailings, but I also have a large collection of postcards from other sources and cards that I have picked up just because I like them.
I may even renew my membership to the Letter Writers Alliance.
This should be fun. Bring on February.
I love the Month of Letters -- just logged back in for the first time in months to update my profile and get ready for February... yes, it does fit in very nicely to our reading challenge :)
ReplyDeleteSounds like a good idea. Who do you write to?
ReplyDeleteFriends, family ... maybe you Irene, who knows. ;-)
ReplyDeleteI have done this the last couple February's and I am looking forward to doing it again this year. :)
ReplyDeleteI love the Penguin Postcards! The hardest part is sending them to people, I want to keep them all for myself and put them in frames-some of them are that gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI had intended to write more letters this year anway, I do keep sending postcards all the time. So, I will try to do this. Thanks for the idea.
ReplyDeleteMarianne from Let's Read
I know what you mean about the Penguin Postcards, City Mink. I tend to collect postcards and such too. So I decided this is a great time to find appropriate recipients to them and pass them on for others to enjoy. I'm also using some of my general postcard stash from travels and such too.
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