Before rushing into panic mode and to judgement, try googling "postcard
virus". Doing a little research is good advice for just about any topic that
rattles one's cage no matter what "reliable source" it came from, then, as they
say on FOX News, "We report, you decide" :-)). Remember the philosophy of
that guy Mulder of "X-Files" fame, "trust no one, believe nothing" :-)) In
this case, this link might ease the minds of those concerned:
_POSTCARD or POSTCARD FROM HALLMARK Virus Hoax - Urban Legends_
(http://urbanlegends.about.com/library/bl_postcard_virus.htm)
_http://urbanlegends.about.com/library/bl_postcard_virus.htm_
(http://urbanlegends.about.com/library/bl_postcard_virus.htm)

Richard Rowlett, ---impatiently waiting for one of those lowland Mountain
Chickadees to turn up in MY yard
Bellevue / Eastgate, WA
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