Showing posts with label Virginia is for Lovers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Virginia is for Lovers. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 20, 2019

Take ORF Postcards

The other night I picked up my husband from the airport and wanted to get a picture in front of the new LOVE sign they had in the baggage claim. (They have these LOVE signs all over the state of Virginia so if you ever find yourself in Virginia and want to find one of the signs, you can view the map of all their locations.)


They have a sign next to the giant LOVE sign advertising "Snap and Share your Love" along with 5 plastic holders holding "Sending Love" postcards for you to take.


This is the second postcard design that I have seen available now at the airport. I just love this idea so much. Grab a postcard and send a little love while you are waiting for a flight or picking someone up. I of course, grabbed a handful so I can mail them out to friends and family! 


The above, is the spring postcard in the series of "Sending Love" postcards available at Norfolk International Airport in Virginia. After doing a little research online, I found out this is the third postcard so far. They have had a Fall (I also have a handful of those), Winter and now Spring! I think they are very well designed and I look forward to hopefully seeing more designs available in the future!

xo,
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Monday, January 19, 2015

stamp dedication ceremony: forever hearts

Join the USPS for the Forever Hearts First-Day-of-Issue Stamp Dedication Ceremony in Richmond, Virginia!
Thursday, January 22nd at 11:00am

Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
Leslie Cheek Theater
200 N. Boulevard
Richmond, VA 23220

Join the conversation before and after the ceremony using #ForeverHearts.

I was so excited when I saw how close to home this dedication ceremony was going to be and then realized I had something scheduled that day that I can't miss. I have never been to a First-Day-of-Issue stamp dedication before and would have loved to have had the opportunity to check it out.

Have any of you been to a stamp dedication ceremony? If so, I would love to hear all about it in the comments below!