The Postcards for Mom Pranksters

You people rock. That's all there is to it. I'm starting to get so much email that its crazy. I look forward to reading everyone's comments and I'm doing my best to post the 'good ones'.

Also, today we went over the 200 mark on newsletter subscribers! Awesome!

Thursday I received my first offer for the website. Sorry, folks, not for sale. Now when Mom finds out, I may have a contest to select 'the next mom'. I get about 10 comments a day like this: I wish I'd have thought of this! and Can we do this to my mom?
Well, hang tight. Eventually my mother will find out and we'll need a replacement. Until then, don't bother asking.

Here are some of the latest comments...

Megan had a great idea, one I liked so much that Kevin and I may consider this for April... I just recently got married and someone on a message board on theknot.com posted about this site. I think it's hilarious, and had an idea for ya. I think it would be hilarious if people sent your mom invitations to things, like their wedding, anniversary party, their spouse's birthday party or child's graduation...things that would really make her wonder if she knows this person and has to think...should she send a gift?!?!
Megan rules.

Sharon from Cambridge, MA says your mother is going to kill you!
No, Sharon, she's going to kill my brother. I'm claiming innocence.

Shannon writes: This is fantastic! You should eventually send a letter to the barenaked ladies to tell them of your inspiration maybe after your mom someday gets to the bottom of it. Cheers
Yeah, maybe.

someone else wrote: Sending expired coupons to a woman is such a tease. Downright cruel.
Is that why you signed up to the newsletter? Admit it, you love it.

Amy in Copiague, NY tell me: I've done this kind of thing to co-workers and an ex-husband. The sheer scale of your prank is mind-blowing. Good luck.
Thanks, Amy. But the real sheer scale of this is the fact that a simple idea can become a worldwide project because of this wonderful little thing we call the Internet. Without it, I'd still be stuck with an idea, and that's no good.

Dina asks, Funny stuff! Do I use my real name?
Sure, it's not like Mom is going to know... but my brother and I will.

And finally, Melissa from Texas comes up with some more ideas: I think you should do recipes to like for chicken soup or her favorite meal, smiley face stickers,buttons,coffee straws,rubber ballon unused, a square of toilet paper,a coffee filter, dam i wish i would have thought of this there are so many great ideas hit me up i think this is cool as shit.