ex machina
the postcard project: republic of the fiji islands.
uncle matt and auntie deb sent this wonderfully detailed postcard from fiji where they were recently fortunate enough to lounge around for over a month!
of course, by sending us a postcard from the far flung locale ( at least relative from western michigan they know quite well that they're forcing us to plan a vacation there - them's the postcard project rules afterall.
if you know anyone looking to sponsor any postcard project adventures - national geographic, perhaps - feel free to send 'em our way :-)
[ see the postcard project slideshow. ]
8/31/2005 04:52:00 PM
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Well you can get a blog visit from someone from Fiji.
Any reciprocate the visit to my blog on Fiji. Cheaper than flying.
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