“We need to get together more often and not at a funeral.” How many times have you and a cousin said that? Funerals are much like a family reunion. You can learn a lot about a family just by looking at who showed up. Using my grandparents’ guest books and sympathy cards, I’ll be exploring “Who came to the funeral?”
is for Queue of Quants. Since no one who attended my
grandparents’ funerals had names beginning with Q, I grabbed this opportunity
to showcase the lovely cards sent by my mother’s coworkers: Quants. In other words – TEACHERS.
Can you spot which ones were sent in 1963 and which ones in 1990?
Can you spot which ones were sent in 1963 and which ones in 1990?
Don’t quit now.
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Great use of Q :) Thanks for visiting us today.
ReplyDeleteAnd thank-you too.
DeleteVery creative for the Letter Q...I did not know the other word for Teachers was Quants. I had a few teachers that were quite quaint...LOL!!! Okay, I'll quit before I get quashed. I'm off to quaff my perked Folgers.
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AtoZ 2015 Challenge
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Quick-thinking!
Deleteaww beautiful cards! Ms. See and Mary Donovan! Such sweet ladies.
ReplyDeleteYeah they were.
DeleteFirst row of cards, going left to right: 1963; 1990, 1963
ReplyDeleteSecond row of cards going left ro right: 1990, 1963, 1963
Third row of ards, going right to left: 1963, 1963, 1963
I probably failed this quiz :)
Hadn't heard of quants referred to as also teachers. Interesting!
betty
You got the last row right anyway. First two rows are both 90, 90, 63.
DeleteGreat use of the "Q". I'll be doing something similar for the letter X in my "What I Remember" post :-)
ReplyDeleteOh X -- I'm still working on that.
DeleteTerrific post! I think there are four from 1963, but it's not the kind of card I buy very often...
ReplyDeleteLove the word "Quants", very clever!
Lovely cards and a very inventive post for Q.
ReplyDeleteThanks Susan.
DeleteI would say the top right and the bottom row are the ones from 1963. ( and maybe the right one on the middle row)
ReplyDeleteI think you scored 100. First two rows are both 1990, 1990, 1963; last row is all 1963.
DeleteLovely cards, especially the older cards.
ReplyDeleteMost of the old ones are on that crinkly vellum paper. So nice. They don't make 'em like that anymore.
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