Response: Thank you!

Response: Thanks for rating!

Response: You're very welcome! Thanks for rating!

Response: There must be two Jennifer's in the swap because I haven't sent mine out yet. Just a heads up!

Response: I'm glad you liked it! Thanks for rating!

Response: I don't think I could make myself eat that many Pop Tarts! I like them, and they're a quick to grab and eat when I get to work, but I think after a couple boxes I'd get really sick of them. Glad you liked the ATC though!

Response: Thanks for rating! *hug*

Response: I'm glad you're pleased! Thanks for rating!

Response: Excellent, I'm glad you liked it!

Response: It's all right, computer problems happen. Thanks for rating!

Response: I'm glad you're happy with it! Thanks for participating!

Response: You're very welcome!

Response: I was a little worried about that myself! Glad you enjoyed it!

Response: You're very welcome!

Response: You're welcome! I'm glad you're enjoying Swap-bot!

Response: Oh, I'm so glad you like them!

Response: If you're unfamiliar with the song, you can definitely find it on YouTube (I recommend the original with Idina Menzel and Kristin Chenoweth). Thanks for rating!

Response: Thanks!

Response: Thanks for rating!

Response: Thanks for rating, and I'm glad you liked them!

Response: When I started the swap, that was not the poem I had in mind to send. Though I tend toward written artistic expression during less than ideal times and situations, that was a poem that was, for me at least, warming and empowering. I hope you enjoyed it. :)

Response: I'm glad you like it! I saw the yellow paper I made the light out of in the store and though "ugh, who would USE that? It doesn't even feel like paper!" and then when I found the lighthouse, I remembered the paper and had to eat my words (well, thoughts).

Response: I did enjoy it -- thanks!

Response: I'm glad you liked it! Hopefully you can go visit your family and friends soon (or they can visit you)!

Response: The gloves and flowers were there when I arrived to take pictures. Off to the side, hanging from a tree, was a black velvet dress, unworn dressy shoes, and a white slip. No idea where any of it came from. :)

Response: If you're interested in queer culture, I'd also recommend Andrea Gibson (who you can also find on YouTube). I brought her to perform at my university this past February and it was spectacular! Glad you liked the postcard!