Postcard from Sinebabe from China
Postcard from Nille from Latvia
it started as random ramblings (that I'm still blaming on Heddy) about life, guiding, Pax Lodge, knitting, postcards and whatever else spewed forth from my keyboard...it hasn't changed too much, except now J is part of our life. And well, I write a lot about her and not as much (as I used to) about those other things
Postcard from pancake-syrup from Japan
J was super excited to receive this card – she says that My Melody looks like Hello Kitty.
Postcard from alicestrange from the United Kingdom
Description: Find Wally (or Waldo if you’re Canadian) as well as four robots, four six-armed aliens and an alien with its arms folded. J loved searching for the list of items and she’s spent quite a bit of time studying all the other things going on in the picture. She really likes the Can You See What I See series of books, so it might be time to see if the library has any Where’s Waldo books for her.
Postcard from YuShane from China
Description: it really does say Musicians and Dancers! Maybe that’s the name of a series of postcards and not this individual ones???
Postcard from dugi from Croatia
Postcard from Ashley57 from China
Postcard from bluntschi from Russia
Description: Cartoon “The Kid and Karlsson”
Director Boris Stepantsev
This might be a record…today we received 8 official cards! J is going to be so excited when she gets home from school!
Postcard from moyang from Taiwan
Postcard from Mila96 from Germany
Description: (translation via Google Translate)
Front: We greet the lake
Back: Greetings from the beautiful lake
Postcard from miniroc from Japan.
Description: Lovely Daisy Lady colorfulcandy and jelly beans
Postcard from charming1972 from Taiwan
Postcard from johnruss from Russia
Postcard from heyi0421 from China
Postcard from Riff from Canada
Description: This one came with a Stella stamp…guess what we’re going to look for at the post office!
Postcard from k3rryk from Australia
Description: Mighty roadtrains hauling livestock or merchandise of every description are a common sight along the outback highways of Northern Territory, Queensland, South and Western Australia. These huge giants of the road measure 50 metres in length , weigh 115 tonnes and can have up to 60 wheels. They travel at a top speed of 85 kilometres an hour, however the very latest in modern technology and high tech braking and tracking systems make them the most energy efficient and cost effective mode of road transport in Australia.
We also mailed a big stack of cards this week, so our mailbox will hopefully be full regularly for the next little while!
Postcard from vanmegon from China via the USA
Description: Hey! I’m swimming to you
Sometimes the descriptions on these postcards make me laugh (this was the description printed on the card, not what the sender wrote)
We were only away for one mail day, but today there was lots of mail stuffed in our mailbox this morning…besides six postcards, I also got two letters! What a lovely day!
Postcard from Lyy-Yi from China.
Description: From 26 Moment From A to Z About You
Postcard from paras from India
Description: Elephant on road
Postcard from Suzie-L from Russia
Description: Wild pig (which looks a lot like these guys)
Postcard from OliaChelsy from Russia
Postcard from ameliajosephine from the USA
Description: Passing the Time Away at Fort Sheridan. The U.S. Army base at Fort Sheridan, Illinois was active from 1887-1993. Horse shows and cavalry training were part of the pre-World War II regimen. Postcard originally printed by Ekmark Photo, circa 1930. Reproduction of this postcard sponsored by Melissa and Randolph Kahn.
Postcard from Lyonika from Russia
Postcard from semper-fi from China
Postcard from Credibility from Germany
Description: It is on account of the grown-ups and their ways. When you tell them that you have made a new friend, they never ask you any questions about essential matters. They never say to you, “What does his voice sound like? What games does he love best? Does he collect butterflies?” Instead, they demand: “How old is he? How many brothers does has he? How much does he weigh? How much money does his father make?” Only from these figures do they think they have learned anything about him.
-“The Little Prince”