By Anne KruegerI like bumper stickers and yard signs and stuff that tells people who I am and what I support: “End Gun Violence.” “I ♥ Bruce Springsteen.” “Give Peace a Chance.” “Jon Stewart for President ‘08.”
Unfortunately, I share my cars and home with a curmudgeon who thinks bumpers should never be sullied with slogans and the only sign that should ever grace the front yard is “For Sale.”
Unfortunately, I share my cars and home with a curmudgeon who thinks bumpers should never be sullied with slogans and the only sign that should ever grace the front yard is “For Sale.”
No fun!
That’s why I turned to stamps as a form of expression. I’ve always loved the breast cancer research stamp, with its mythical goddess-of-the-hunt (presumably hunting for a cure) artwork. For a decade I haven’t minded paying extra for the stamp (it’s now 55 cents per stamp vs. 42 cents for a regular one), because it’s been an easy way to let everybody know about a cause I support. Read More
