these are great! i love this mailart stuff!

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The long horizontal format and the neat order are a perfect match.

I also like the selection of materials, really eclectic.

Nice work.

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You may like some nice prints: [link]

i love this.

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breaking a sandwich is one of my favorites microcassettes are these great artifacts that capture moments of people perception of existence. i got a piece of fredfrees existence and soon he will have a piece of mine. the accordion book is awesome. #370 is my favorite. chinese made transistor projecting voice of an angelic anglo girl. i am most lucky and undisserving of this gift. thank you once again mr. fred free.

this is wonderful - i was going to put only a heart in my comment but =jstyle23 has just done it, so im going to see his/her work now

(anyway, i still love this)

great barter !

Sometimes you just want to reach deep down in the ground and feel around for a Ray Johnson bald head to rub.

But then, what do you say to these sort of things? You can't really say anything in response, but you can make something, replicate and respond yes? Throw them back and forth in trees things and thing and things.

And somehow, when I dig at this lovely you sent mr psticks, I sense a collective implication about becoming a grown-up. Jumping out, a senior year, taking out the baggage little children isolated by impending japanese characters and weddings and a recycling bag!

I'm of course responding to the presentation set forth in two dimensional layout attacks. Ofcourse. It's wonky and bogglesome, really gets those emotions splashing.

how lucky is the person who receive that
im curious to listen to the audio cassette : )))

go fred!