I must confess that although I believe that "mail is fun" and I love to send and receive greeting cards (for birthdays and otherwise), over the last couple of years I have turned into a very tardy birthday card sender.
Today is the birthday of one of my very best friends (happy birthday Lilly!!) which wraps up the end of what I call the birthday season for me (MANY of my close friends have a birthday between February and March). And have I sent one card or thoughtful little gift yet? No I have not. Phone calls and texts, yes; but actual mail, no. Shame on me! And it probably won't happen until next week I am sorry to say.
And to top it all off, I have been holding onto the cutest little pocket sized birthday organizer that I received from the designer herself (she sent it as a thank you for being in the first stationery book) and still haven't filled it out! I loved it so much that I even went out and purchased several and sent them to my friends in their birthday cards a couple of years ago. I am hoping that I can turn over a new leaf and actually USE my birthday book.
All photos in this post are from the Good on Paper website...be sure to swing by the site when you get a chance.
I also recently saw that Lisa Wong Jackson (the designer behind Good on Paper) is a contributor to the fabulously inspirational book, Crafting a Meaningful Home. Lisa's story (and project) could not be more adorable! You will have to get the book to read what I mean. :)
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