Disney Postcard: Huey, Dewey, Louie

Message:
Postmark: September 28th, 1981
Thurs
Hi, ho--

Went to Disney yesterday. Weather's been great (upper 80s) and lots and lots of beautiful sunshine! Jim's played golf a couple of times -- I went and walked the course. He thinks he is going to get me playing hehe wouldn't I be cute. Actually, I think it's his way of getting a cheap caddy. Well, we're getting ready to go for a bike ride, then swimming. So Ill give you a call when I get back probably sun. Hope things work out so you can go up to Chicago.

Love,
Karen

P.s. Jim says hi!

New Years Postcards

I got this postcard at the postcard convention during mid 2018, I picked it randomly and oddly enough this card was sent out during new years 1989.

Message:

Dear Audrey,
Just wanted to say thank you from the heart. God bless you with all his love in the new year.
Love you,
Margret

P.S. The book is by Clyde Edgerton (?) Walking across Egypt. It is great!

Link to information on the book she mentioned

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/74616.Walking_Across_Egypt

Princess Diana Postcard

Hello everyone! I went to an antique postcard show a week ago and bought a ton of vintage postcards. This isn't normally the type of card I would go for, but the beautiful stamps on the back are what sold me.

Message:

Hi, guys --

Survived yesterday under a lowering gray sky (doesn't  the sun ever shine in this country?) and am trying to decide which to hit first on Monday; Stanley Gibbons or the Imperial War Museum. Of course, if I go to SG I probably won't have enough money left to get into the IWM, so it looks like it's the museum first. Stay safe and I'll see you in a week. Grant 

Memorial Hospital Card

Another vintage postcard, I bought it two years ago on my birthday. Its a bit hard for me to read, and I really can only make out the first two lines and every other word for the rest of it. If you have better luck than me let me know!

Donkey Postcard

A sweet little card I picked up at a antique shop for just a dollar. The message is sweet but sad, and I wish I could give this lady a hug and some company like she seemed to long for. The card is textured and raised in a few places which is probably why Pauline wrote on the front. No address or other writings on the back so I can't do any background research on who she was or who she sent it to.

Message:

Sept.23.1907
From Aunt Pauline

Madge dear how would you like to have this little donkey? I wish I had you out here with me. You would be so much company for me.