Before we start today's post, I have a response to *Anonymous* who left a comment yesterday on the post about the short story, Uncle Fremmis. I agree completely with what they said about the first part not being interesting. It was an essential part of the story, the first time I read it. Obviously - it is essential. Since I already love the guy - I don't need to re-read the part that sets the stage for his marvelous accomplishments later on. Thank you, Anonymous. I scrolled back and edited my post.
Something similar to this popped up on an envelope to Patty that was wonky because I didn't have guidelines. The guidelines helped - but the lines are too labored. I like to see some motion in the stokes. I'm going to try again and I will also see about having all the letters touch to avoid the inconsistency in the letter spacing.
In the never ending attempt to create a system, this space has been filled after I pulled the original post and used it to correct my lapse - which was waking up to an empty blog on March 11..... which is when I am writing this post.
I only have 6 envelopes left to do for March and I think I will explore possibilities using this style. Wish me luck. All the March envelopes explored ways to segment off the envelope to leave a pleasing amount of space for the bar code and to have a clear address for the scanners.
It's very confusing to write posts - in the present tense - and then come back later with editing - and make comments in the past tense. So confusing.
Calendar alert..... in 2 days we will have completed 25% of 2025.
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