Six florals from Leslie (Technical question at the end) Ronde for Lucie

Leslie has been so generous - sending me several groups of envelopes - and I normally put just one or two envelopes in each post - but it was so much fun looking at these and comparing the different types of flowers - the level of legibility on the names, the coordinating stamps.

I like the style of the flowers with the *dotty* heart stamp and felt this one was in the midrange on legibility.

The butterfly is perfect with the flowers.

This one is almost entirely abstract and I have no idea if that is a name or just artistic scribbling.

This one made we wonder whatever happened to Nanski.

Another fun coordinating stamp.

And I thought this one was to someone in the Powers family - which is my daughter's married name - but I did not recall putting any of them on the list in quite a while -- and then I figured out that it says flowers.

Thanks again, Leslie, for sharing these -- and letting me splurge - by using them all up in one post.

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Someone who had been subscribed - but is no longer getting the daily email - asked me what happened

It says on the [Layout] page - that the *gadget* is still connected.

I can see in the web-view - in upper right corner - there is a place to [Subscribe to]

however - it has some options that I do not understand. Obviously, I do not subscribe to my own blog. So - if anyone can explain this to me - please email me directly - ptenvelopes-at-aol-dot-com

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Thank you.

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For Lucie Y - I used a scroll tip -

Ignore the address part - the paper was very bleedy - and I needed a different nib --

but just went ahead - since this is just a rough idea.