OK - Here’s how it began. OK, to tell you the truth I don’t know how it began. It might have something to do with a little stamp of mine that has an “O” and a “K” inside a blue circle. But could it really be that simple? I have a wooden OK box given to me as gift from Laura Kikauka so I have a feeling that OK has something to do with her. Whatever the source, I continue to embrace all things OK. I like the simplicity, universality and ease of spelling “OK”, even when I see the long form - “OKAY”. Of course I have a collection of laminated “OK” clippings, but what to do with all the loose clippings that I might need one day for postcards? The question of where to put my “OK” clippings was answered when I found the proper case. In that case it was “OK” - I could laminate them or use them to make books, or affix them to postcards.That's all OK by me.

Remind me to tell you about the book I’m working on with my “It” clippings. - GKM 2011