Saturday, July 29, 2006

Guess which country this postcard is going to?


Today I am taking part in the Postcards from the World event being hosted by Meeta from "What's For Lunch Honey". I was lucky enough to pay my first visit to Chez Panisse a few weeks ago with food blogging girlfriends Shuna, Jen, Stephanie and Joy. I picked up one of their post cards and thought it would be the perfectly apt postcard to send as part of this worldwide event.

I'll pop it in the post later...

2006 blogathon 24 hours of blogging to raise money for food runners in san francisco on july 29th 2006

2006 blogathon 24 hours of blogging to raise money for food runners in san francisco on july 29th 2006




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2006 blogathon 24 hours of blogging to raise money for food runners in san francisco on july 29th 2006


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3 comments:

  1. anni29/7/06 07:24

    Oh, shucks. It's not me.
    The address looks too long and the stamp looks like it's going to a foreign destination.
    Lucky blogger.
    Just go my BPW partner's name. No exotic destination, but it'll be fun to send out a postcard just the same!

    Tootles,
    Anni :-)

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  2. Anonymous29/7/06 23:40

    I'd say France...though this could seem a biased answer...

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  3. Meeta K. Wolff30/7/06 00:32

    I know, I know!!

    Good going Sam, Keep it up!

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