Sine my first Postcrossing post, I am happy to say that I’ve recieved three more postcards!

My most recent cards have come from Wisconsin, Thailand, and Japan! All of the messages were so lovely and I can’t wait to show you!

In order to preserve my limited amount of stamps (aka to preserve the integrity of my bank account), I don’t send a lot of postcards, and so while many of the people that send me postcards send and recieve over 50 cards a month, I am very humble and satisfied with the couple that I have recieved for the past three months.

This allows me to fully appreciate the card and the person writing it just for me :’).

My first card comes from Wisconsin! Post cards can really come from anywhere, even your own country!

The next card I recieved in my P.O. Box was from Thailand and look, at, those, stamps! The one on the far right is actually holographic on the children part, and she wrote her letter in glitter pen. This card was written on Valentine’s Day, and she wished me love and happiness.

The last card I’ve recieved came from Japan, and it is everything I love: Earth tones, a vintage style, and just a cute card overall! And don’t even get me started on her handwritting…

And what beautiful stamps!

I have been very thankful to recieve beautiful and thoughtfully written cards from each person who sends one my way.

My first ever postcrossing postcard, the one from Australia, served as my lucky charm as I took my ACT in February, and proved itself when I recieved my results! I know it is a silly story, and I’ll have to do more experimenting with its magical properties ;), but it gave me a small reassurance, and I believe that is what gave me a very acceptable score.

On the last day of March, I sent out 3 more postcards, and I hope they reach their destination and brighten the day of the reciever during this trying time.

Which card was your favorite? Have you ever sent or recieved a postcard? Let me know in the comments, and I’ll write to you again soon, dear reader!

-Katelyn