Joe Mathis

And some of my personal favorites from the Anybody's Guest - Tulsa opening night party.

I was at a restaurant in NYC recently, and they gave me some post cards and told me that if I would take time to write the message, they would stamp them and put them in the mail for me. It was fun to send a few notes.

It was very easy to do. I've been thinking a lot about that. I love sending cards and notes -- or should I say, I love the IDEA of sending cards and notes, but many obstacles get in my way.

Does anyone know of stores or places that mail cards for you including putting the stamp on them?

The fun surprise of getting a handwritten note in the mail can change my day. Don't you agree?

(PHOTO BELOW -- In other news, I was working on some genealogy notes online this week and ran across this post card sent to my grandmother's sister. I traced down the person who posted it on my great aunt's page -- and discovered she had bought it on eBay and posted it on the site. That was a cool moment.)

After nearly 6 months of ideas, discussions, graphic identity possibilities, patent attorneys and so much agony and tons of opinions - we finally have a name for our new venture! Announcements coming soon.