Our honorary Postable, Ramon, wants to get in on the fun! Imagine receiving this postcard from him in the mail... The character of Ramon belongs to Martha Williamson, our favorite tv show producer, writer, director. This story belongs to me...and Ramon! (thanks for your many reviews of encouragement! You'll never know what they mean to me!)

Oliver has secretly purchased a cell phone as a way to keep in touch with Shane. How many fun conversations may we be privy to in the future? Postables love written communication of many kinds! The characters belong to the ultra talented Martha Williamson. This little text is mine.

Seems implausible? Read and judge for yourselves! It made me laugh...hope it does you as well... Characters by Martha Williamson, the incomparable. This text by me...and Oliver?

Written communication is key in SSD and from Postables to Postables is very important and in my series. Oliver receives an unexpected missive from Norman. The wonderful characters come from the creative mind of Martha Williamson. This little story arc is mine.

Sunny's sudden death must have been a shock to all. When we join the story in To the Altar, an unknown period of time has gone by. In this story, Rita reaches out to Shane and Oliver in the midst of this most difficult occurrence.

Since letters are obviously so important in the Postable world, here is one from Oliver to Joe. About that stack of letters, representing 15 years of separation from one another. What would Oliver have done once he started reading them for the first time? I believe another letter would ensue. The characters are from the world of Martha Williamson. This little story is mine.

Friends, this is the last story in my "Conversations" series. Thank you all so much for your kind & gracious words to me! I know these stories came fast, but the inspiration just kept coming! I have long been thinking about these unspoken scenes and words, and it's fun to share them with those who understand our love for SSD. Characters are Martha Williamson's, this story is mine

This story takes place after HG when all letters have been read, cried over, and put away. Shane then calls Oliver about opening a new mysterious letter. The characters belong to the amazingly talented Martha Williamson. This little story is mine.

Oliver shares with Shane a "mis-directed letter" found in a POCKET, of all places, not long after the O'Toole Foundation buys the Kellser Farm. The characters belong to the talented Martha Williamson, and this little story is mine.

After a difficult but necessary phone call to her sister, Shane talks to Oliver about moving forward. The characters belong to Martha Williamson, but the story is mine.

I don't believe Shane could have slept that night after that profession of love til she and Oliver had talked privately. The characters belong to the talented Martha Williamson. The story is mine.

I don't think Oliver could have gone to sleep after that proposal until this call happened...The story is mine but the characters belong to the talented Martha Williamson.