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A new Nashville blogger, the Red State Rumbler, comments on how a postcard picturing a puppy caused an uproar among the local Islamic population in one Scott

This is the world famous reasonably well-known 'round these parts Johnny Mercer's pier at Wrightsville Beach, NC. Wrightsville Beach sits atop a miles-long dune just north of Wilmington. The beaches at the shore are simply fantastic.

Ken Whitehouse reports that the retired Oak Hill City Manager William Kraus may have broken election law when he expressed his support for City Commissioner candidate Tommy Jacobs in a postcard sent to voters emblazoned with campaign letterhead.

Someone has copy-edited Metro Council member Eric Crafton's English-only postcard.

Kay Brooks takes our beloved Nashville Post to task for its treatment of English Only:

I set myself a task of going through my dresser and tossing or giving to Goodwill everything I had not worn.  In the process I found my college diploma, a lot of bras I don’t ever remember being small enough to fit in, and MY DEAD PEOPLE!

My mother is an only child, adopted. My father, one of eight; counting him, four still living.

I am the oldest of three. We could not have been the easiest children to love. We love each other and we love to antagonize each other.

As I weigh the option of bringing my brother south, I think about what my siblings mean to me.

If you know me or if you have been reading here for a while you already know that I have a slight obsession with letterpress works of art. Be it a postcard, an invitation, a poster, a gift tag, or stationary my love for letterpress runs deep.

Great postcard leading the way on PostSecret today: