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| Santa delivered last night (and ate all the cookies too). Apparently I have been very good. |
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| Santa (or someone) has been reading my blog and knew how much I wanted a typewriter. (Actually this beauty came from my very sweet husband). I am delighted and will be pounding out some mail starting tomorrow. The funny thing is, I actually read about my own surprise on Tom's blog but didn't put it together: http://cambridgetypewriter.blogspot.com/2010/12/christmas-rush.html Good thing the surprise wasn't ruined! Merry Christmas to all and to all a good night! |
Yahoo! And there is another VERY happy camper up here in WA who has thee most beautiful pink pashmina around her never-to-be-cold-again shoulders. Merci Beaucoup, ma chér amie.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas! The first thing I noticed was your beautiful tree :-) And then the great-looking typewriter! I remember having a typewriter when I was 10 or 11, it sure gave me some exercise for my fingers. But the text all looked so pretty.
ReplyDeletePamela, Thanks goodness that I didn't ruin the surprise. I had no idea it was for you. Its a great machine though. Enjoy and Merry Christmas.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your typewriter. I have two. One from the 60s, but ribbon is dry, and one that is older that a friend left behind when moving to Europe. I blogged about them. I hope one day to get new ribbons for both and do a project with them. My favorite font on Word is American Typewriter, but it's not the same as the real thing, right? Happy typing.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful home and such a hip gift! I'm ready to move in. Sending you a friend request via IUOMA asap! Also- check out old typewriter ribbon tins on eBay- there are some really cool designs- even if the ribbon is old and dust.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Jen! Yup--see you on IUOMA and I will send you a mailart 365 postcard. Thanks for the eBay tip too. I am having fun with the typewriter.
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