Barbara Slate's
Ms. Liz Greeting Cards
The first line of feminist greeting cards, 1974.
Click here to read Barbara's interview with Rik Offenberger to learn all about Ms. Liz.
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| Tough choice, huh? | But what will you live on? | Fantasize |
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| But you're no bargain either. | Gotcha! | I have and it's been great. |
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| I also like to send silly cards. | You gotta go up and down alot before you see results. | But you're so strange I couldn't resist. |
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| Do I have to give you a birthday present too? | A postcard from Paris. | I can't stand the competition. |
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| But at least you're never boring. | Anybody can see, this is a card. | Who needs you? |
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| But in case you have, hello again. | Lie. | Which goes to prove, clean living is highly overrated. |
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| People like us are becoming an endangered species. | Save this card and send it to me for my birthday! | Or the luckiest accident I ever had. |
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| Just treat me as you would any other fabulous person. | and devotion, loyalty and undying love. | If I'm lucky. |
©Barbara Slate 2011