3stories from Colorado.
Loveland, CO
The envelopes came for the name first: Loveland. Before ink pads and special verses, people were already sending valentines to a Colorado town because the postmark sounded like a wink.
Colorado Springs, CO
A military phone rang inside a serious room in Colorado Springs, and the voice on the line was very small. It wasn’t warning of aircraft in the sky. It was asking for Santa Claus. Col. Harry W.
Loveland, CO
Picture a valentine envelope with a little extra wink on it, the kind of postmark that makes someone pause at the mailbox before opening the flap. The funny part is that the magic starts with a map.
