I didn't think y'all would be interested in pictures of the contents of the boxes, so I skipped that. Only thing I scanned in was the front of the card I tucked into one of the packages:
Wolfidy waits for the mail.Is not my best work, but I thought it would be nice to add a little something in with the packages. I was going to make one for the other package too, but when I looked at her profile again it said "NO HANDMADE CARDS!!" and that made me sad. So I just wrote her a little note.
No outgoing postcard scans today, there were too many and I woke up too late and didn't have time to think about it before leaving for the post office.
The only thing to come in the mail for me today was a postcard, though:
This one is from Karen and was for the Any Kind of Postcard Swap on Swap-Bot. I think it's pretty cool. I've never been on a real train before, unless you count the ones at Disneyland and Knotts Berry Farm. I'm hoping to go one one this summer though. When I go, I'll be sure to buy lots of postcards!
I remember the time they made us do penpal letters in primary/elementary school. That all became unnecessary when the internet came along. I still have a weird fascination though for stamps. I used to collect them, but our local post office hides them...
ReplyDeleteDude, stamps are available 24/7 through http://www.usps.com
ReplyDeleteAlso, you will se a lot of cool stamps if you join http://www.postcrossing.com you'll get postcards from all over the world!
such a cool train card!!! I love trains, and i can say ive travelled by one many times so far...i think its an addiction i got from my dad.
ReplyDeleteOnce i brought him train postcards but i guess he never really freaked out for them...this reminds me i should look for them and put them in my collection...with him, they will only catch dust....if he has any idea where they are in the first place....