Tag: postcrossing

It seems Hafidha wasn’t the only one in Prague this autumn.  I received this card from my dad and his wife.  This is the Dancing House.  Very fun!

Sent by Hafidha, who just did a fabulous tour of Europe with her daughter.  She wondered if I had been here with the youth from church and alas, we went to Hungary and Romania, but not the Czech Republic.

Look how classy this change of address postcard is!  Should I ever have to move again (perish the thought) I will aspire to send out something so eye catching as this.

From regular commenter Jan who visited while her brother was visiting.  She hopes to go back. I can see why.

From my eldest Auntie who was vacationing there.

This one features art from one of my favorite picture books this year.

And more art, although I’m not familiar with Babymouse.

Nor do I know comics squad, although the postcard is kind enough to clue me in to the fact that I shouldn’t drink milk while reading.

This is a neighborhood-centric representation of St. Paul.  Alas, the sender lives in Minneapolis, so her neighborhood is not represented.  I’m interested as to why a chunker of land on the other side of the river is still St. Paul.  I would have assumed that the river would be the sensible dividing line.

I adore this postcard, from a bookstore.  It’s design makes me look again.  And again and again and again. It’s going to look great when it makes it to the wall display.

A very nice arty view of the Stone Arch Bridge, which I can’t wait to see for myself.

Sadly, the postcards were labeled 1, 3, & 4 and #2 has gone missing. It’s been a week and has not shown up.

My postcards stack up next to my computer and the idea is that I change out the display on the wall every time I get enough postcards in the stack to make a new row.  That hasn’t really happened, I’ve just been stacking.

It’s been months since I’ve switched them out.  But it’s time.  A gust of wind made the currently displayed postcards askew.

Here’s the new result.  44 postcards displayed. 

They look great.

This postcard is not correctly oriented.  So sorry. But it’s from regular commenter Sara.She got this postcard while staying in W Hotel, St. Petersberg. It’s very shiny looking.

Tara my boss sent this to me.  They visit family on Long Island every summer, and on this trip they went to the Empire State Building. After that, they walked through the West Village looking for Taylor Swift (one of her daughters is a fan) but no luck.