A long time ago, this blog was just a place for me to write and post pictures and keep in touch with all kinds of people. Then Facebook happened and it turned into a place for me to write and post pictures. Keeping in touch happened through Facebook. Then I had J and it turned into a sort of mommy blog (does it always qualify as a mommy blog now because I'll always be a mommy?). Then it was a mommy blog and a place for me to keep track of my 101 in 1001, my postcards, and my attempts at organizing our home. Then Get Fit Chicks stopped existing (although it exists now...I'm trying to get rid of all the links on this blog because the Get Fit Chicks at that url isn't the Get Fit Chicks I was trying to link too, but that's beside the point) and I managed to import all of my posts here. And then I kind of went dormant.
But things are changing in our little world again and I think I might actually have time to really truly blog (I am SO glad I decided not to do a p365 this year...ack)
In the next few weeks my blog that is at once many things and not a whole heck of a lot might have some recipes, some adventures, some organizing updates and maybe that will ease me into the return to regular blogging. Because I miss it. And I miss you guys (if there are any of you left).
And Fifers, I promise this won't become just a postcard blog. Even if everything that was posted in the last few days is 100% most definitely postcard related.
it started as random ramblings (that I'm still blaming on Heddy) about life, guiding, Pax Lodge, knitting, postcards and whatever else spewed forth from my keyboard...it hasn't changed too much, except now J is part of our life. And well, I write a lot about her and not as much (as I used to) about those other things
Saturday, June 09, 2012
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Thursday, June 07, 2012
Wednesday, June 06, 2012
Türkmenistan via Belarus

Postcard from Leylasha from Türkmenistan
Description: The national cultural centre of Türkmenistan
The woman who sent this to me is from Türkmenistan but studying in Belarus...sometimes I get confused! You should check out the Türkmenistan flag...it's pretty cool!
Lithuania - Lietuva

Postcard from kosmonautos from Lithuania
Description: The traditional Lithuanian Easter Eggs
kosmonautos describes the eggs which were typically done in two ways - drawing designs with wax and then dying them (hey, I've done that) or dying the egg and then scratching the design in. The purple one on the left is scratched and I think it might be my favourite. The plant is linen blossoms.
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