ABML Holiday Card Exchange -- the third (fourth? second? w..

So, as the title suggests, I believe it is once more time for me
to suggest a merry little round of holiday card snail-mailing
around. (And, in the case of a few of us, wwwwaaaaay around.)

As in previous years, here's how we can do it. If you're
interested, email me (m underscore thomas
number-of-books-in-a-trilogy at earthlink polkadot net) with your
snail-mail address and an appropriate name for the exterior of
envelopes. (Usenet names may puzzle postal workers. Or not.
Your choice.) Use an email subject line that includes "ABML"
near the front, so I can rescue emailed addresses from my Junk
folder if I have to.

Sometime before the international cheap-mailing deadline (note to
self: find out what that is -- hope it hasn't already passed),
I'll send out whatever addresses I've received so far. And, um,
let's see, by the end of November I'll definitely send them all
out. So if you want to be in the game, send me your address by
the end of November.

(Perhaps, to make costs fair, the international crowd could send
half-digital and half snail-mail cards? From the USA to points
abroad, that works out to being about the same cost as within-USA
all-snail-mail. Flip coins to pick who gets what kind of card?)

(Now. To write a midterm, or to grade homework assignments?
Decisions, decisions...)

--
Megan
Journeyperson Dancing Barbarian
Keeper o' the FAQ: http://home.earthlink.net/~m_thomas3/abml/

m_thomas[numBksInLastHrldMage] wrote:
>
> So, as the title suggests, I believe it is once more time for me to
> suggest a merry little round of holiday card snail-mailing around.
> (And, in the case of a few of us, wwwwaaaaay around.)
>
> As in previous years, here's how we can do it. If you're interested,
> email me (m underscore thomas number-of-books-in-a-trilogy at earthlink
> polkadot net) with your snail-mail address and an appropriate name for
> the exterior of envelopes. (Usenet names may puzzle postal workers. Or
> not. Your choice.) Use an email subject line that includes "ABML" near
> the front, so I can rescue emailed addresses from my Junk folder if I
> have to.
>
> Sometime before the international cheap-mailing deadline (note to self:
> find out what that is -- hope it hasn't already passed), I'll send out
> whatever addresses I've received so far. And, um, let's see, by the end
> of November I'll definitely send them all out. So if you want to be in
> the game, send me your address by the end of November.
>
> (Perhaps, to make costs fair, the international crowd could send
> half-digital and half snail-mail cards? From the USA to points abroad,
> that works out to being about the same cost as within-USA
> all-snail-mail. Flip coins to pick who gets what kind of card?)
>
> (Now. To write a midterm, or to grade homework assignments? Decisions,
> decisions...)
>

I'm in again. Updated address will be on its way shortly.


Kat