Canada, The Netherlands, Russia and New Zealand - a full mailbox!

Postcard from ezbub from Canada

Postcard from alida22 from the Netherlands

Description: A nijnte

Postcard from tandy from New Zealand

Description: Sheep Mustering, New Zealand

Postcard from johnruss from Russia

UK and USA - Peepo and Amish child

Postcard from Ginte from the UK

Postcard from Victorian from the USA

Description: The traditions of always wearing a hat outside and being frugal keeps this little fellows head warm on a cold morning even with a worn-out hat.

This card also came with a lovely letter that told us about the Amish.

Russia - Picture Theatre

Postcard from Grej from Russia

Description: A “picture theatre” also known as Kislovodsk Russian Cinema

Russia - Gorilla

Postcard from Viktoria97 from Russia

Israel - Fairy Puppy

Postcard from whiterose from Israel

Tuesday means even more mail!

Wow...happy mailbox at our house this week!

Postcard from Renn from Japan

Postcard from von_Beust from Germany

Postcard from hippula from Finland

Postcard from Arjaatje from the Netherlands

Postcard from ikweethetniet from the Netherlands

J and I both get excited when there is this much mail. The even better thing? No bills today!

Monday means mail!

So many postcards today! Hooray!

Postcard from eveli17 from the Czech Republic

Description: This Pat & Mat - eveli17 says they are very funny!

Postcard from christine25 from Belgium

Postcard from Amberlin from Taiwan

Description (from Amberlin): The Jiji Station is famous in Taiwan. It was destroyed by the 921 earthquake but has now been rebuilt.

Postcard from Jomei from the Netherlands

Description: More Jip and Janneke!

Jomei even send us a Jip and Janneke stamp...cute!

Finland, Portugal and the USA: Violin, groceries and fires

Postcard from stripecat from Finland

Postcard from carla_pereira from Portugal

Postcard from mattcorey from the USA

Description: Historic Fire Station No.6 · Atlanta, Georgia
Fire station NO. 6 was built in 1894 and served the "Sweet Auburn" community until 1991. It is Atlanta's oldest standing firehouse and is now a museum that tells the story of desegregation in 1963 of the city's fire department. Fire Station No. 6 is part of the Preservation District which helps to maintain the historic integrity of Sweet Auburn. Pictured here is a 1927 American LaFrance fire engine, a type that young Martin would have seen.

[The back of the card doesn't mention that this fire station is next to Martin Luther King Jr's home...but mattcorey told us!]