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Wednesday, December 19, 2012

One of her daily cards.

I believe that I told you before that my wife makes a card every day that there is mail service and sends them to my Aunt who is in a nursing home in Pennsylvania.  She either draws or paints or doodles or pastes something unique every day.  Some times I get myself in gear and make a card but I do it on the computer whereas she does it by hand.  She has been doing this for quite some time now, at least a couple of years.  That is a lot of cards and they are all different, one of a kind, and I will say that they are masterpieces.  Sometimes I write a poem for the cards, trying to match the poem to the card subject.  Together, I think we make a pretty good team, but my wife does most of the work and most of the cards.

There are no copies or records of all the cards.  Like I said, they are all "one of kind".  Yesterday, I took the card that was to go in the mail and took a picture of it.  I thought that you would like to see a sample of what she makes.


Did you notice that she even decorates the back side of the envelopes?  It takes up a lot of her time and she makes at least five cards a week.  This one is three dimensional.  Hope it doesn't get too flattened in the mail as it makes it trip from Texas to Pennsylvania.  Now, you all have a great day today, you hear.

5 comments:

  1. You never make more than 1 at a time? Like, make 3, then mail them 1 at a time? They are very beautiful.

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  2. Nice work. It's hard to be creative day after day, but I'm sure the effort is appreciated.

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  3. Now that's a good woman you're married to, that she takes the time brighten someone's life.

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  4. I admire her dedication and her art. I'm sure these cards are a big hit at the nursing home.

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  5. Trouble, sometimes it takes her most of the day to make one.

    Sixbears, she is very creative and comes up with some great ideas.

    John Marshall, thanks, I think so, most of the time. . .

    Jimkabob, I was told that the caretakers there like them, too.

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