in Vancouver, Canada; from my postcard pal Tam.
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From my postcard pal Kerstin; I love this shot! She says she walks by this mailbox (that red thing is a mailbox!) everyday–and that the bookstore you see there is her favorite. What a neat postcard…and such a quaint, historic street!
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A Rajasthani man in his traditional outfit; thank to Ram!
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From my friend Ram; Indian women are beautiful, I think–in art as in life!
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From Marie in Anet, France; Chartres is one place I would love to see in person someday–awe-inspiring!
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From Marie in France; love how the town is built around the walled castle!
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Greetings in French from my penpal Marie in Anet, France. Marie surprised me with a lovely box that included a CD of children’s songs in French (wth a beautiful sing-a-long book!), postcards, a recipe book and more! This card was among the treasures 🙂
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I love this card! I read the book, Stalking the Wild Dik-Dik by Marie Javins (www.mariejavins.com) and loved it so much that I started to read Marie’s blog. There she mentioned that she had a postcard for the book. I asked; she sent! Marvelous! Highly recommended reading…get the book!
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Lovely card from France; this is actually one my husband received! But his cards go into my collection so it’s really for me 🙂
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I really enjoy this card showing Oulu, which is in North Finland. The sender, Anitta, wrote to tell me how even in Northern Finland they are suffering for a lack of snow! She said she feels for the people in Southern Finland because it is so dark and dreary…and without the snow to brighten things up, people feel really depressed. She is making lifestyle changes in her home to do something about the climate change–conserving energy and all. Maybe if we all work together…if we all do just a little…we can make a difference after all.
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