Symbiosis

There are two things I like. One is stationery, and the other is using things up. I am always attracted to stationery of various sorts, and I have a drawer full of different papers and cards for many kinds of occassions. As far as using things up goes, I'm not sure why, but I just really enjoy when I have a lot of something, and I see it diminishing, and then when I finally get to the end of it. For instance, when I buy a book of stamps, I just love when I make it the whole way through and I get to go pick out new stamps. It's too bad the last time I went to buy them, they only had Lady Libertys, so I'm stuck with her for a while. But regardless, the combination of my two likes turns into a desire to write letters to people. I'm not sure if I actually enjoy writing the letter, but I really like using up the stationery and decorating the envelope with stickers. The sad part of this story is that since I'm not in college anymore, I don't have a lot of people to write to. So, if you'd like to bring a little joy to my life and yours, give me your address. I'll get to satisfy my urges, and you will get to receive some exciting mail, other than bills or junk. You don't even have to write back! (Although I do think it's nice when people acknowledge that they received the letter. I don't trust the USPS sometimes.) So, if the prospect of getting non-junk mail interests you, just leave a comment with your address, or find some other way of getting it to me, and then all you've got to do is watch for a letter in the mail!

P.S. -- remember chain letters? It's hard to believe people actually typed up multiple copies of a letter and actually went to the trouble of mailing them, just hoping for a bit of good luck (or lack of bad luck). I highly doubt a chain letter would make it very far in this day and age.