First, the front of the envelope. Note the return address and the 39-cent stamp.
Now, the artwork on the back of the envelope.
And, the pièce de résistance, the letter.
The "Ronnie m'boy" reference is to the time I memo'd young Natalie (yeah, snail mail and memos -- this was 1990, after all) for coming off a BN newscast one night by thanking the newscaster by saying "Thanks, Ronnie m'boy".
I'm not sure whether I'll keep this. It could be a collector's item some day.
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OMG N@ did the same thing I used to do... decorate the enveloppes before she mailed them. I always wondered if the mailmen or mailwomen would read the stuff we would scribble on the outside.
Cute letter & drawing.
What's with the Masonic doodle to the left of N@'s sig?!?
Peace, Anarchy, and Do Not Enter?!!?
Our little Natalie was very political in her youth, wasn't she?
Um, so N@, we're still buds, right?
Yeah...I was kinda thinking about that myself. You didn't check with Nat first on whether she'd be okay with you publishing it?
...Of course not, you're in the News Media.
I bid 5,0000 .... next ?
OMG. Freakin' hilarious. I don't even remember writing it!! Then again, I don't remember what I had for breakfast - so, y'know...
I don't know what that other symbol is...but LOL...Do Not Enter!! MAYBE IT IS!!
Not acceptable, Ms Lauzon. I could have a handwriting expert confirm that you, indeed are the perpetrator.
Oh, sorry. I'm in the middle of my third Law & Order episode of the evening.
So, N@, we're still buds, right?
Well as far as I can tell it's either "Do not Enter" or you had a thing for the London Subway System...
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