Postcard from andresalguiero from Portugal
Postcard from zappaatje from the Netherlands
Description: This card is also one of those cool 3D cards…I’m not sure if I can scan them better or not…they sure look blurry!
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 andresalguiero from Portugal
Postcard from zappaatje from the Netherlands
Description: This card is also one of those cool 3D cards…I’m not sure if I can scan them better or not…they sure look blurry!
It’s been a quiet week on the mail front and then today I opened the mail box to an avalanche of mail. And not a single bill. So many pretty cards, two packages and some letters!!!
Postcard from stefanie0225 from Great Britain
Postcard from Kathi711 from Germany
Description: Mink (Amerikanischer Nerz)
Postcard from coffeeninja from Canada
Description: Lower Kananaskis Lake: This Lake contains a naturally self-sustaining population of Bull trout. Bull trout are a species of “special concern” in Alberta as they have been negatively impacted by habitat loss (dams) and over harvest by anglers. Spawning occurs in Smith-Dorrien creek during the fall.
Postcard from catandchesneylover from the United States
Description: African Lion (Zawadi Mungi), Oregon Zoo – Portland, Oregon.
Postcard from varelatx from Portugal
Description: Funchal (Madeira), Madeira Orchid Farm, Quinta dos Saltos
Postcard from BineBerlin from Germany
Postcard from Strikel from the Netherlands
Postcard from Thumper from Great Britain
Postcard from petal52 from Great Britain
Description: Icons of Britain. From paintings by Martin Wiscombe.
I opened the mailbox today and was disappointed because it was STUFFED full of flyers. I pulled them out, leafed through them and tossed them in the recycling. And then, for whatever reason, I glanced back into the box and saw a happy little pile at the bottom…seven postcards! In one day! Amazing!
Postcard from Sarilyn from the USA.
Description: Rabbit, 2000. by © Walter Schels
Postcard from Merlin 3 from Switzerland
Description: GUSTAV KLIMT (1862-1918), »Der Kuss«, Ausschnitt, 1907-08 (Öl auf Leinwand) Österrichische Galerie Belvedere, Wien
Translation (via Google): "The Kiss", clipping, 1907-08 (oil on canvas) Österrichische Galerie Belvedere, Vienna
Postcard from paenq from Finland
Description: This card was painted by paenq’s friend. paenq says it’s a naivistic painting called “Fullmoon".” Her friend told her that all of the people she paints are based one someone she knows and she wonders who is dreaming in this one!
Postcard from carlosilva from Portugal
Description: A painting of a tram used in the old city of Porto, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, for tourists.
Postcard from SeanLanham from the USA.
Description: Mabel Lucie Attwell (1897-1964); “Oh dear! Oh dear! I shall be too late!” From Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland.
Postcard from willemien from the Netherlands
Postcard from malwaczi from Poland
Postcard from animalsfriend from Portugal
Description: This card is part of a set of seven postcards by students at animalsfriend’s school. The cards were designed to fundraise for a children’s charity. The quote on the card says “A child is a flower. Let’s help it to grow.”
I didn’t just receive a card though. The card was part of a parcel stuffed into our mailbox. I held onto the wrapped gifts until J got home because one of them was just for her.
And here is what the parcel contained:
A little red pinocchio doll for J, a bib and a cloth for baby C and a little soap.
We sure feel spoiled…all we were supposed to get was the cool postcard!