
From parcels of land to marbles, swapping is as old as time. The Internet simply has expanded number of players by pushing the boundries into cyberspace.
I swapped the cards above with Margaret Storer-Roche last week, 4 of hers for 4 of mine. She had so many little jewels of color and ink on her flickr photostream site that I wanted them all, but fair is fair. I had to leave some for other eager traders, after all. When I opened her blog, I found that she had posted the trades she received this past week from all over the world: http://waterblossoms.blogspot.com/2009/07/thankful-thursday6.html . Do take some time to visit it, won't you?
Yes, Trading Cards are B-A-A-ACK, not the mass produced wax packets along with a piece of bubblegum however. This time, each 2 1/" X 3 1/2" card is a tiny bit of original art. and who knows? Maybe one that I've traded for will some day be as prized as a genuine 1951 Mickey Mantle Rookie card!
4 comments:
hiya,margaret's stuff is remarkable- i contacted you before to trade -are you still interested?
www.soulbrush-atc.blogspot.com
i am so glad you included your blog addy , i adore yours and am off to check maragrets , thanks sooo much jenxo
yahooo, can't wait for mine too.....xxxxx
Aren't atc's wonderful? So glad you are in the game.
Nancy
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