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Revised List:

 

1. Lionheartlee

2. Fountainpagan

3. Migo984

4. Luma

5. Empty_of_Clouds

6. Luminescent

7. Thread or yarn

 

Hopefully we get a few more people soon so we can start ASAP!

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If everyone that's interested in participating can PM me their names and addresses, I will start the final list. Thanks.

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I would suggest keeping the offer open, even while the book is travelling, as people may want to join in later. To that end an update with which country it is currently in at any particular time may also encourage other members who are local to it. Just a thought. :)

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If everyone that's interested in participating can PM me their names and addresses, I will start the final list. Thanks.

Hi again Luma

 

Is it OK if my other half adds some pages whilst it's with me?

 

And I agree with the above; keep the list open and updated so locals can choose to participate, if appropriate, but whilst not delaying the journal too much on its onwards journey to the next on the list.

Verba volant, scripta manent

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Great idea EoC... it will stay open and will keep the location known throughout its journey.

 

@Migo: Yes, absolutely!

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LuMA, could you give me an estimate of how much the book weighs, please? This way I can look into postal costs and set aside the necessary funds for onward shipping. Thank you.

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Can't draw for toffee but could travelling arts be stretched to short stories? If so, count me in.

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Can't draw for toffee but could travelling arts be stretched to short stories? If so, count me in.

 

Yes, absolutely. Calligraphy, short stories, poems, ramblings, etc... all are forms of art :D

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@Haruka337: Never too late! This is going to remain open so that more individuals can join in on the fun. Will add you to the list.

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Revised List:

 

1. Fountainpagan [France]

2. Migo984 + Other Half [uK]

3. Cushy Butterfield [England]

4. Empty_of_Clouds [New Zealand]

5. Luminescent [New Zealand]

6. ThreadorYarn [uSA]

7. Debraji [uSA]

8. Lionheartlee [uSA]

9. Haruka337 [uSA]

10.Luma [uSA]

 

This is the list so far.... it will remain open if more individuals would like to join in at a later time. Will get the journal weighed as soon as possible then wrapped and packed and off to Fountainpagan!

 

Please keep in mind that the journal will be shipped REGISTERED MAIL from individual to individual so as to not lose track of it. Thanks.

 

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This is my first time joining one of these!!! So excited!

 

Can we sign and date the inside of the front/back cover? Like our signature, the date we first add our art, and the date we send to the next "artist"

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And it's off to France!! REGISTERED MAIL. Should take about a week. Had it weighed prior to packaging and it came out: 1 lb 9.5 oz (roughly 0.722 kilograms).

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UPDATE:

 

1. Fountainpagan [France] <EN ROUTE>

2. Cushy Butterfield [England]

3. Migo984 + Other Half [uK]

4. Empty_of_Clouds [New Zealand]

5. Luminescent [New Zealand]

6. ThreadorYarn [uSA]

7. Debraji [uSA]

8. Lionheartlee [uSA]

9. Haruka337 [uSA]

10.Luma [uSA]

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