Here's the thing about postcards: If they are handwritten and unusual on one side several people who handle the mail within a sorting and forwarding operation, such as they had within the large operation in which I worked, the handlers as well as the recipient may have a look. Though influence will be far less than skywriting, say, at least the message is seen.
Here's the thing about postcards: If they are handwritten and unusual on one side several people who handle the mail within a sorting and forwarding operation, such as they had within the large operation in which I worked, the handlers as well as the recipient may have a look. Though influence will be far less than skywriting, say, at least the message is seen.
Here's the thing about postcards: If they are handwritten and unusual on one side several people who handle the mail within a sorting and forwarding operation, such as they had within the large operation in which I worked, the handlers as well as the recipient may have a look. Though influence will be far less than skywriting, say, at least the message is seen.
I am impressed. Really. What a clever idea.