Tag @Agneau
Lucretia Mott (1793-1880). She looks like a very practical lady, but as she was one of the the very first of America’s suffragists, perhaps she’s a dreamer after all.
Another option: it’s hard to get more practical than C3PO.
Find somebody wearing a hat or other head covering.
Tag @MystiqueDeep for star wars card I love C3PO!!
A lovely lady wearing a hat.
Find a smile! 
(or other emotion)
Tag @Ukucaitie for the striking card of the hatted woman.
Here are three smiles, on the faces of the Marx Brothers in “A Day at the Races,” in 1937, photographed by Ted Allan.
Photograph from the John Kobal Foundation Archive at the Santa Barbara Museum of Art.
@Heartlover1717 has asked me to move this along, so here’s a shy almost-smile on the face of Baertjen Martens Doomer, painted c. 1640 by Rembrandt Hermensz van Rijn:
Find another horse or two, or another large animal, please, or - - well, anything you want. Let’s move along, shall we?
Tag @Agneau - for the 3 gentlemen. Here are a few horses from a recent trip I took.
Find a farmhouse or a fence
Tag @4kids2pay4
Not my home state:
Tag @niki5 for the sweet-faced bee
Vincent van Gogh’s famous “Sunflowers” (1888) from the National Gallery in London.
Find your card with the silliest grin, or most amusing facial expression, please…
Tag @Agneau - is anything sillier than a Spongebob grin?
Find a teddy bear or something else that might belong to a child.
Tag @4kids2pay4 for Aloha sweetness
Pieter de Hooch’s c. 1658 painting, “A Woman drinking with Two Men, and a Serving Woman,” a mysterious painting that’s been interpreted in a number of ways… but alcohol plays a role in all of them!
Or, in this Peter Goodfellow cover from 1976, perhaps you’d prefer a non-alcoholic beverage?
(In this Hugo-award-winning novel, the Axis powers won World War II. Apparently, that hasn’t changed the ubiquitous presence of CocaCola…)
Find another card that feels mysterious to you, please.
Tag @Agneau for the alcoholics! I present a psychic and spirit
Find something else spirited or Halloween related
Tag @4kids2pay4 for the haunted sitter!
Here’s Neil Gaiman’s character, Death, as imagined by Moebius himself, from “Death: The Time of Your Life.”
The only piece of Sandman art Neil Gaiman ever bought for himself. True!
Find another shadow on another wall, please.
Tag @Agneau for the very cool artwork with…
Pinocchios shadow! A movie poster from 1940.
Find something else made of wood or another movie poster.
Tag @Ukucaitie for the adorable cricket and his larger wooden friend…
And - - with a boat made of wood - - “Venetian Lovers,” by Eugene De Blaas.
Find another courting couple (human, animal or imaginary), please!
Tag @4kids2pay4 for the very Aloe Vera Valley pair
The famous Edward Steichen photographed the famous Gloria Swanson (and her hat) in this 1926 photograph.
Now in the Museum Ludwig Cologne / Collection Gruber
Find something to cheer up Gloria, please…
tag @Agneau
I hope tea and flowers cheer her up.
Please find a cake to go with the tea.
Edit: cookies, biscuits, more flowers.
Tag @CrimsonKing for that gorgeous card…
“Gather Ye Rosebuds While Ye May,” by John William Waterhouse (1908).
Find someone who would love her bowl of roses, please.
