This is from Lea who sends her best regards from France. She also tells me that this gentleman was a French politician, speaker and socialist. He was opposed to World War I and was a pacifist.
She hopes I enjoy this card and I do!
This postcard is from Sara, she of the regular comments. Sara was visiting her mother in Florida and sent me this card while they were driving to St. Augustine. She further told me that they were driving on the A1A “which I first heard of from Mr. Vanilla Ice!” Good to know. And I don’t catch the reference. (Sara and I, though we have shared friendship since high school, did not share music preferences during high school.)
This postcard of stacks and stacks of books is form Claire in Elkhart Indiana and tells me, among other things, that she is 76 years old and has 10 children, one of who is adopted and just turned 20!
(I’m beginning to reap my Postcrossing due diligence during winter break. I’m hoping I can keep it up.)
I didn’t send as many postcards in 2015 as I did in previous years. I have a new plan for sending postcards in 2016, so hopefully next year’s statistics page will have larger numbers.
If you are interested in learning about Postcrossing, contact me, or read more about it on the Postcrossing site. It’s one of the more marvelous things on the internet.
Hello Patricia!
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I love this postcard. I love that I don’t understand why some of the cities are in ALL CAPS and some are not. I love that I looked at all of the states I have lived in to see if I recognized the names (Idaho: yes, Missori: no, Oregon: yes, Massachusetts: wah-wah, no animal named towns). I also love that the postcard description on the back does not at all match the image on the front.
Good find, Jan!