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VJG, girl with coolest Christmas cards but no return address



2018-12-14 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Where are you Victoria Jane Goodin? Over the years, you have shared good friend Merry Christmas messages in the coolest of cards - awesome paper creations that delight when opened and fanned out, as in the one pictured. I'd love to return a Christmas card but there's never a return address since you moved on from Adair County. Each holiday I think, I'll ask her mom in passing and then it doesn't happen. Another year I think, with the internet I have to be able to find an address. It hasn't happened. And so, as I'm loving this new card with the little paper Christmas tree, I'm hoping to get a reply with an address so I can mail a Christmas card to you somewhere in the world. It won't be as cool as yours, but it will be sent with heartfelt Christmas greetings and wishes for a joyous new year! - LW


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