Postcards: 3/23

From Nancy in the North America -> World: City Views Round Robin

From Eliza in the Photo You Took Yourself tag. Unfortunately the center of the photo got a little damaged during delivery, so I fixed it the best I could with my remarkable Paint skillz.

From Catherine in Australia. I totally would've named this cat Oreo.

Postcards: 1/23 - 1/28

I had a very rough week this week, so I haven't been updating. I lost my puppy on Tuesday. I take solace in the fact that she was 17 and was very much loved the entirety of her life. Kisses for my baby girl.

Suzi: 1994-2012






In the meantime, I received 21 postcards last week.

January 23:


Washington/Japan:


Washington/Finland/Germany:




January 24:


California/Taiwan/Italy:




January 25:


Both from Michigan:




January 26:


Both from Belarus:

January 27:


Finland/Ukraine/Singapore:
(The Finnish dog card is a list of all the ways a dog is better than a man. My husband didn't like that card much!)




January 28:


Portland/Wisconsin/Seattle:


Italy/Holland/Canada:

Postcards and letters: 1/17 - 1/19

I've been sick for the past few days and have been a little too drugged out to keep up with my blogging. I'm finally feeling better so figured I'd update. :)


From January 17:
I received this funny postcard through Postcrossing from Alena in the Czech Republic. The kitty in the photos looks just like Roscoe!

From January 18:
My pen pal Tiago from Portugal sent me a letter!

January 19:
Today I received a package from Finland and a postcard. This postcard comes from Emily in Michigan:

I had gotten in touch with Laura from Finland through Postcrossing and discovered that we both love hockey. I sent her the puck on the right since she's a Minnesota Wild fan. The puck on the left comes from the latest game I went to, that I'm adding to my collection for the 1001 in 101 project.

In return, Laura sent me the following puck and postcard. She took the photo on the postcard herself, of her favorite Finnish hockey team. The words on the puck mean "Hockey for everyone - 80 years" from when the Finnish Ice Hockey Association turned 80 years old.