the continuing quest for airmail stationary

[rm]

Did I mention I found some recently in a random stationary shop behind a bunch of other boxes, but it had stains from a coffee cup being set on it and I almost bought it anyway because it was funny?

I'm just mailing another letter to Patty, and as charmed as I am by my light blue/cream stationary, I again had the thought of airmail paper and started Googling.

What's more surreal -- that someone on Etsy actually makes up stationary that vaguely looks like old airmail stationary? Or that I found this on Ebay and my brain is whirring with possibilities. That's a crazy thing to want to get my hands on, right? I donut need a multimedia Torchwood project (also, my illegible scrawl is brilliant for Snape's handwriting in Descensus, but utterly not useful here), but it's fucking genius, right? Anyone want to do a Jack/Estelle epistolary story with me? (yeah, my willpower? less than zero, kids).

Comments

Re: Thats a crazy thing to want to get my hands on, right?

[stardragonca.livejournal.com]

Considerations of filial piety and hereditary embarrassments aside, considered as a thing in itself, is it good poetry?
Because I would have to deduct points for that.

Writing, and publishing your own version of the Bible is impressive. On the other hand, one of the founders of your country did the exact same thing, and we all know that there were none of them eccentric!

Re: Thats a crazy thing to want to get my hands on, right?

[rm.livejournal.com]

I avoid the entire thing like the plague.

Re: Thats a crazy thing to want to get my hands on, right?

[stardragonca.livejournal.com]

Understandable.