Good day and welcome to my blog. It's a lovely Fall morning in the American Midwest, and time for Sunday Stamps.
Our theme today is famous or accomplished people. Although the US Postal Service has a recent stamp of George Washington, I am going to share a different stamp.
This is Fred Rogers (with King Friday), host of a well-known children's TV show in the USA. In each episode he would greet us in his home and later go to the land of make-believe. His was a reassuring voice for many children. By the time we got cable TV when I was a child, I was a bit too old for this show. I came to appreciate it later. His was a message of kindness and love thy neighbor.Visit SeeitonaPostcard for more participants.
I have a page on Facebook: keep up with my infrequent quilt and stamp posts at https://www.facebook.com/pages/Viridian61/347674418583948?ref=hl
Viridian

2 comments:
Two very famous people! My children watched the show regularly. I liked it when he went on "field trips." I still remember the doll factory and the workers who spent 8 hours a day putting backs on fronts as they passed by. A nicer memory was when he played a horn in caves where mushrooms were grown for harvest!
Yes, these stamps are really a great tribute to Mr. Rogers
Post a Comment