Sunday, November 1, 2015

Sleepytime [1979]

From our collection of old postcards ...

Did you set your clocks back last night?

In most of North America we set our clocks back an hour last night when daylight saving time ended. So, an extra bit of sleepytime this morning! This old postcard seems to fit the occasion. The art work is by Beth Hay and the card was published by Celestial Seasonings Herb Teas in 1979.

Thank you for stopping by John's Island.

12 comments:

  1. Cute postcard! I still woke up too early. Happy Sunday, enjoy your new week ahead!

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  2. Sitting beside an cozy fire like that would bring on the sleepy time at any time during the day.

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  3. I love the postcard -- as always!! Hope you're enjoying a lovely weekend, John, and have a great new week!!

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  4. Lovely image and a perfect one for this day. : )

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  5. that's very cute. i slept all day (to work tonight).

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  6. I love this cosy little postcard! Ahh...this is life.

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  7. Cute card. I set my clock back. I really needed the extra hour!

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  8. I have always loved this image on the Celestial Seasonings tea boxes.

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  9. Yes I got my clocks set. It's now 4:35 and getting dark.

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  10. Ah! I do remember seeing this on tea boxes! It is a good one! I certainly appreciated that extra hour of sleep last night. My sister, grandparents, and I had to leave for the Dubuque train show at 4 AM this morning!

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  11. How warm and cozy and adorable!

    By the way, I use a Canon 500D.

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