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Entry 1237 — 2 More SASEs
Tuesday, October 8th, 2013
Category: Mail Art
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Entry 1244 — The Trip Beginneth
Tuesday, October 15th, 2013
My friend Marty will be picking me up and taking me to the Greyhound depot at 11:40, about an hour-and-a-half from now. I’m half dreading it, half excited by the trip it beginneth. I’m all set, except for a shower.
I decided to do two more SASE entries before leaving, then I’ll probably miss anywhere from 5 to 8 days. The two SASEs, by the way, may be repeats. I don’t think I’ve already posted them but haven’t time to check. Today’s is from State of Being:
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Entry 1180 — An Italian SASE This Time
Monday, August 12th, 2013
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Entry 1174 — An SASE from Brazil
Tuesday, August 6th, 2013
This one is from one of the few in the SASE show whose name I didn’t recognize. Very nice piece of work, though:
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Entry 1147 — Another Specimen of Mail Art from Ago
Wednesday, July 10th, 2013
This one is by Joe Raimond. Absolutely my kind of thing!
If I weren’t so Gawdurned lazy, I’d write to all the mail artists in this project–Crag provided a list of their names and addresses (which I will now use to tag the art in previous entries with the names of their creators where I didn’t earlier). As I suddenly see, a collection of the mail art in hand with mail art now from each participant and bios would make a Very Interesting Book. Highly commercial, I think, but I’ve thought that about more than a hundred book ideas I’ve had over the years, and have been wrong every time!
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Entry 1234 — Mail Art Show, Still Running!
Saturday, October 5th, 2013
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I suspect this time my brain won’t recover. In any case, all I have, again, is an SASE from the mail art show. Hey, I just clicked “mail art,” which is one of my blog’s categories, and got all the SASEs I’ve posted so far–coming one after the other, they are really neat! I was going through them to see if today’s was a repeater. Apparently not. It’s from Les Cammer:
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Entry 1182 — An SASE from Uruguay
Wednesday, August 14th, 2013
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Entry 1282 — Mail Art from Blorchistan
Tuesday, November 26th, 2013
Entry 1272 — Back in My Usual Zone
Sunday, November 17th, 2013
Here’s an SASE from Australia I don’t think I posted before:
I’m still organizing mine house, but from the Null Zone now. Hence, the return to SASEs.
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Entry 1263 — Back to the SASE Mail Art Show
Friday, November 8th, 2013
This SASE is from Teresinka Pereira:
Meanwhile, I am again I am deep in the null zone again, aided by the update to my Windows 8. which I never should have downloaded.
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Entry 1245 — An SASE from Brooklyn
Wednesday, October 16th, 2013
Entry 1244 — The Trip Beginneth
Tuesday, October 15th, 2013
My friend Marty will be picking me up and taking me to the Greyhound depot at 11:40, about an hour-and-a-half from now. I’m half dreading it, half excited by the trip it beginneth. I’m all set, except for a shower.
I decided to do two more SASE entries before leaving, then I’ll probably miss anywhere from 5 to 8 days. The two SASEs, by the way, may be repeats. I don’t think I’ve already posted them but haven’t time to check. Today’s is from State of Being:
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Entry 1238 — The Inexhaustible Mail Art Show
Wednesday, October 9th, 2013
I thought Crag has really taken advantage of being curator when I saw this SASE, but it’s from Chris Hill, not Crag:
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Entry 1237 — 2 More SASEs
Tuesday, October 8th, 2013
Entry 1235 — My Memory
Sunday, October 6th, 2013
I’m wondering if my memory is shot. Today I forgot to post an entry here until past ten at night. I wondered all day why the mailman didn’t pick up the letter in my mailbox, too–and forgot I was supposed to phone my sister this afternoon. Ridiculous. And I had a terrific poem from Marton for display. That I will post tomorrow rather than now because I want to spend some time to discuss it. Right now, though, I want to get my entry out of the way as fast as possible, so I can go back to bed. Ergo, here is an SASE from J. F. Rochard:
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Entry 1234 — Mail Art Show, Still Running!
Saturday, October 5th, 2013
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I suspect this time my brain won’t recover. In any case, all I have, again, is an SASE from the mail art show. Hey, I just clicked “mail art,” which is one of my blog’s categories, and got all the SASEs I’ve posted so far–coming one after the other, they are really neat! I was going through them to see if today’s was a repeater. Apparently not. It’s from Les Cammer:
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Entry 1233 — Rescued by an SASE
Friday, October 4th, 2013
I was in bed for the night just now (at nine, my usual bedtime), when I realized I hadn’t posted an blog entry for today! I’ve been very absent-minded since my surgical procedure on Monday. I hope that’s due to the anaesthesia I was given. In any case, thank goodness I still have contributions to the SASE mail art show Crag Hill sent me to draw on, such as this one from Crag himself, his second in the show:
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J. F. Rochard « POETICKS
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Entry 1235 — My Memory
Sunday, October 6th, 2013
I’m wondering if my memory is shot. Today I forgot to post an entry here until past ten at night. I wondered all day why the mailman didn’t pick up the letter in my mailbox, too–and forgot I was supposed to phone my sister this afternoon. Ridiculous. And I had a terrific poem from Marton for display. That I will post tomorrow rather than now because I want to spend some time to discuss it. Right now, though, I want to get my entry out of the way as fast as possible, so I can go back to bed. Ergo, here is an SASE from J. F. Rochard:
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Entry 1230 — One More from the SASE Show
Tuesday, October 1st, 2013
This one (front and reduced back) is, I believe but am not certain, by Laurie Schneider:
Simple and lovely, I find it.
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