There's talk about the missing art of letter writing, but one SanFrancisco club kicks it up a notch. They use 'snail mail' to share art with one another. Their monthly meetings are held at the SFPublicLibrary. Connecting through correspondence!
You’re supposed to be quiet at the public library and for the most part, those rules are respected. But a group of dedicated lovers of the U.S.
The group is a total throwback. The meeting is for mail artists, letter writers and USPS lovers. The meetings have everything to do with sharing one another’s correspondence art. But the co-op provided some consistency even in a virtual setting. "People were missing friends terribly. Seeing faces on screen became important," says Hinchcliff.
Since her political career, Nadler has filled her time by both taking and teaching classes, including at Santa Clara University. She considers herself a life learner.
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