August 2016 Postcard Swap
09-06-2016, 12:39 AM
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So so glad you got it. Monet inspired me, but the little froggy was my own idea! 
At the last minute when I was trying to fill the little box I had, I read that you liked anything Christmas so that is why the star & holiday fabric and the red bows were added. Hope you understood the irony of my sending Bristish tea to Ireland! I have to do quite a bit of searching to find it when I'm out! I'm pretty finicky about my tea.
At the last minute when I was trying to fill the little box I had, I read that you liked anything Christmas so that is why the star & holiday fabric and the red bows were added. Hope you understood the irony of my sending Bristish tea to Ireland! I have to do quite a bit of searching to find it when I'm out! I'm pretty finicky about my tea.
I think it is fun that you send British tea as I was born in Britain (London) but my parents moved back to Ireland when I was 6 months old. My kids still slag me about being a Sassanach (an irish term for a British person) but when Ireland are playing England at anything I can support two teams so I can't lose.
LindaC
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