As a child, I loved Charles Schultz' cartoon Peanuts. Of course, this postcard is not exactly the Great Pumpkin who broke the heart of poor Linus every year. When I was a small child I loved Linus. His love for the great Pumpkin made me smile. That little boy had an unusual amount of hope and perseverance--and I admired him for it.
To tell you the truth, the child inside still waits for the Great Pumpkin to appear. (grin) Perhaps this year he will!
Have a great weekend!
* LINKING UP: You can put your link in any time between now and next Thursday. Postcard Friendship Friday is open for the entire week!
* BADGE: When you submit a postcard, be sure to put a link back to this page. You can copy and paste the PFF badge, which has the link embedded. Thank you!
* THEMES: You don't have to stick to the theme I choose each Friday. Just put up the pieces you love and tell us why you like them.
* REMINDER: Comments and links which contain advertising will be deleted. Also, any and all suspicious links which do not lead to a correct website will be reported and deleted.
7 comments:
I sure would welcome the Great Pumpkin. Great card Beth.
Poor me... I know nothing about the Great Pumpkin. Gotta ask the net for some education... Happy PFF Beth! I missed participating in your blog hop.
i love the great pumpkin ... in my mind, he will always be real! ;) Happy PFF
oxox
I have only one card showing a pumpkin and I'm saving that for the great day itself! :) I love your one with the two bottom pumpkins focussing the beams on the poor cat.
I'm hoping to find a pumpkin for next week. ;)
I waited for the Halloween witch who would come after my kids went to sleep and she'd take away their extra treats and leave some money instead.
i'm glad you posted a Halloween card as I had forgotten that I had a bunch of them. I sat down sunday evening and wrote out 7 and put them I in the mail that night. They should mostly be delivered before the big day this week.
Post a Comment