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Monday, November 29, 2010
Real Mail, not E-mail!
This post is a little different. I want to introduce you to a fun activity which I found on another blog. I would say which one, but I don't remember! It is called Postcrossing, and I have put a link on my sidebar for anyone who is interested. The idea is to send and receive postcards all over the world. It is simple, and the only cost is for the cards and postage. This is the first card I received, it came from France:
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Real mail. Allllllright!! I should be getting some real mail tomorrow and the next day, because a few people I know still send birthday cards, but most of the time all I get is bills. Oh, and some Christmas cards. Not as many as before, and certainly never any postcards.
I'm going to click on the link, as you suggested, but I'm not making any promises to anyone yet. LOL
-- K
Kay, Alberta, Canada
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Sounds like fun! I'll give it a try...going over to postcrossing...
And a postcard from Bretagne, a.k.a as Brittany in English, the Celtic westernmost part of France where Quimper lies. My part of France when I can get there. Good!!!
P.S.: the lady on the bicycle is a dying species :-) wearing the traditional head dress of the Bigouden region of Brittany. Not many of those ladies left now, though youngsters still wear them for weddings, ceremonies and festivals.
Interesting idea. Thanks for this.
All the best, Boonie
I've done this with a few bloggers - it's fun! There's nothing like getting a real, handwritten piece of mail.
Good idea, thanks. Have a lovely day.
I used to collect old postcards, but at my age I am removing clutter, especially paper from my home. But this is an interesting hobby for many, who look particularly at postdates.
Nice hobby! I know it from experience as I used to collect postcards in the past. Nowadays my hobbies are of a more practical nature, but I do recommend postcards exchange; it gives one a lot of pleasure and visual information about places.
What a fantastic idea!
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