the shapes and size are nice, though difficult to share with other stamps on a postcard for international (which need 3 P stamps) the cravings have started...
Those have arrived combined with rectangular ones. It feels a bit odd, but I like shaped stamps anyway. To be honest, Canadian stamps looks always very nice to me.
I was in a coffee shop in Victoria, British Columbia last month. I struck up a conversation with two sisters and asked them their opinion of Nanaimo bars. One sister said they were dreamy and delicious. The other sister said they were horrid. Haha.
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Butter tart for me, please....:-)
ReplyDeleteSorry... you need to find a Canadian penpal for that! :)))
Delete:-) :-) :-)
Deletesince I can't eat such sweet things, I will share my portion with you ;)
DeleteThat's a deal. Thanks Violet. Half a tart sounds perfect for me, (have to go easy on sweets too ) 😂
Deleteyummy! I like the stamps and their different shapes.
ReplyDeleteWho wouldn't?
Deletethe shapes and size are nice, though difficult to share with other stamps on a postcard for international (which need 3 P stamps)
ReplyDeletethe cravings have started...
Those have arrived combined with rectangular ones. It feels a bit odd, but I like shaped stamps anyway. To be honest, Canadian stamps looks always very nice to me.
DeleteThe perfect sweet treats to see one through a Canadian winter. I like the curled folds in the butter tart
ReplyDeleteI wonder how many pictures they took in order to design this stamp. And how many butter tarts they ate!
DeleteThe butter tart looks so good!
ReplyDeleteSo real on the stamp, doesn't it?
DeleteI was in a coffee shop in Victoria, British Columbia last month. I struck up a conversation with two sisters and asked them their opinion of Nanaimo bars. One sister said they were dreamy and delicious. The other sister said they were horrid. Haha.
ReplyDeleteNow I need to go to Nanaimo and try one for myself!
ReplyDeleteOf course you need to go! :P
DeleteTry two bars, just to be sure ;)