Good day, and welcome to my blog. It is a warm muggy morning in the American Midwest, and it's time for Sunday stamps.
Each year, the US Postal Service issues a religious Christmas stamp, usually an image of the Madonna and Child. They also issue a secular stamp or set of stamps. The Christmas stamps for 2025 have not been issued yet, nor have they shown up on the USPS website. So I am sharing a stamp issued last year in the fall of 2024:
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4 comments:
I like that classical images for Christmas. Sometimes, more than the secular ones. But it depends on the year, of course.
She looks very modern day. It's hard to tell but I thought her head might be uncovered. Or is it a light, almost sheer veil?
I think she has a light veil on her hair.
I usually pick the non-religious to use, but last year the post office was out of all holiday ones, so I had to use something totally not festive! I think they had to do with the first Continental Congress!
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