Autumn Sprite -Postcard Friendship Friday #375

Hello, sweet Friends.  I'm a little late getting this one posted.  I apologize for that--it has been a very long weekend.

Fall is here with it's beautiful leaves and nostalgic air.  I am looking forward to blue skies and crisp freezing mornings.

I am NOT, however, looking forward to winter.  Unless it snows--which is rare here.  We usually get a LOT of rain.  However each moment is a gift and I am grateful for the beauty I see each day.

Happy Postcard Friendship Friday, and have a lovely weekend, dear ones.  God is good.

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Joyous Tidings to all!

Here is another wonderful postcard which, this morning echoes my own joyous heart.

I believe the angel playing the horn is the little girl who's sweet face has so captured my imagination.

SISSY UPDATE: Clytie is still doing well, getting stronger every single day. In fact, one perk is her eyesight has improved! She tells me she's seeing more clearly than she has in years. A wonderful thing for my talented photographer Sis! Be sure to drop by Clytie's blogs this morning--she has two delightful entries you will want to read. Thank you everyone for your warmth, thoughts and prayers for my darling sister. YOU are an integral part of this miracle.

Here are the links: http://clytie-randomhearts.blogspot.com/ and http://clytie-randomstuff.blogspot.com/ May God bless you all--and a very Merry Christmas to you!

Birthday Celebration

This wonderful card had me giggling. If you enlarge the card you will see the folks in the carriage are having a wonderful time. The interesting thing is if you look closely, you will notice no one holds the reins on the horse. The horse is just blythly trotting along wherever he wills. No telling where this merry crowd will end up! Hmmmm....pretty funny if you ask me!

The inside appropriately reads "And this wish is pulling in late, it couldn't be warmer or truer--but sorry, it missed the TIME and the DATE! Happy Birthday!"

This card was printed in the United States, by one of my favorite card publishers, A Sunshine Card.