Showing posts with label received. Show all posts
Showing posts with label received. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 28, 2023
Swap-bot: Bible Writing #41 Jude
Diane sent these wonderful "tuck-ins" along with a handwritten copy of the Book of Jude. She really dove into my swap-bot profile to know what to include in this - I love it all!
Thursday, February 23, 2023
3 Things?
3 things in an envelope INTL #16:
I can't wait to get these fabrics in the quilt around the world stash.
The first thing I did after these photos was put these in my stamp binder:
😍 A mushroom themed ephemera pack:
😍 A mushroom themed ephemera pack:
Monday, June 01, 2020
c'que tu m'electrises toi alors!
Rough translation: What you electrify me then!
Book recommended: The Neverending Story by Michael Ende
14.04.2020
Postcrossing DE-9166914
14.04.2020
Postcrossing DE-9166914
Tuesday, April 12, 2016
Orchids, Wild Mint and Pirates
On the back: 'Tak Sing' passenger ship was situated in Porto No. 12 where was once the boarding pier for new governors to Macau.
From wikipedia: "Scheduled ferries have run between Hong Kong and Macau since the earliest days of the Hong Kong colony. Ferries to Macau departed from the old Macau Ferry Piers at this location from at least the mid-20th century, although in the 1960s the steamships - Tak Sing, Dai Loy, Fat Shan and the (more luxurious) Macao - would take around four hours for the trip. Also part of the present site was the famous Sheung Wan night market."
I'd love to know when the photo was taken, and if the caption in English on the back matches the Chinese characters on the front.
Also, the stamp! Kang Lau Shek - has a WAY more interesting wiki article. "At the island's southeastern end are two large rocks known as the Drum Rocks, or Kang Lau Shek (更樓石, "Watchman's Tower Rocks").[5] They are 7-to-8-metre (23-to-26-foot)seastacks on a wave-cut platform.[3]" Apparently the island has a population of EIGHT, was once used for smuggling, and "A large part of the island is country parkland,[4] with footpaths overgrown with orchids, wild mint, and morning glories.[5]". Essentially, let's go hiking with pirates, eh?
Postmarked 23 Nov 2015.
I love cards like this, it's not a generic tourist card, has a pretty stamp, and I learned something,
Cheers!
-C
From wikipedia: "Scheduled ferries have run between Hong Kong and Macau since the earliest days of the Hong Kong colony. Ferries to Macau departed from the old Macau Ferry Piers at this location from at least the mid-20th century, although in the 1960s the steamships - Tak Sing, Dai Loy, Fat Shan and the (more luxurious) Macao - would take around four hours for the trip. Also part of the present site was the famous Sheung Wan night market."
I'd love to know when the photo was taken, and if the caption in English on the back matches the Chinese characters on the front.
Also, the stamp! Kang Lau Shek - has a WAY more interesting wiki article. "At the island's southeastern end are two large rocks known as the Drum Rocks, or Kang Lau Shek (更樓石, "Watchman's Tower Rocks").[5] They are 7-to-8-metre (23-to-26-foot)seastacks on a wave-cut platform.[3]" Apparently the island has a population of EIGHT, was once used for smuggling, and "A large part of the island is country parkland,[4] with footpaths overgrown with orchids, wild mint, and morning glories.[5]". Essentially, let's go hiking with pirates, eh?
Postmarked 23 Nov 2015.
I love cards like this, it's not a generic tourist card, has a pretty stamp, and I learned something,
Cheers!
-C
Wednesday, April 06, 2016
Anelmaiset
I received this lovely postcard from Finland!
Thank you Sari for introducing me to these wonderful wool socks, the Anelmaiset:
If I had the patience to knit two whole socks, it would be this pattern :)
And a lovely stamp, to boot:
Thank you Sari for introducing me to these wonderful wool socks, the Anelmaiset:
If I had the patience to knit two whole socks, it would be this pattern :)
And a lovely stamp, to boot:
Wednesday, March 30, 2016
Multnomah Falls
Got this wonderful postcard from Joan in Oregon:
Columbia River, Oregon - View of Multnomah Falls
Vintage Photograph (c. 1943)
Added to my "to-visit" list!
Monday, March 28, 2016
Burchell's Zebra
Munise sent me this card way back in 2015. I put it up on my wall, and completely forgot to register it on postcrossing. :(
Merhaba! Hello!
And the stamp!
She wrote me the card while visiting South Africa!
Friday, February 26, 2016
Kamchatka
From Irina:
Kamchatka, a "wonderful place full of hot springs, volcanoes, geysers and other wild things"
and a quote from Lera Lynn: "Change will come to those who have no fear."
I love it
Friday, June 12, 2015
Firinda Sutlac Recipe
My first postcard from Turkey!
no matter how i save it, it flips sideways when i upload it.
I have to try this
Stamp!
Monday, June 01, 2015
China Map
Interesting-shaped postcard from Luris in China. I'm amazed it's in such good condition! Usually the post mangles these types of cards.
Stamps!
Sunday, May 31, 2015
Swap-bot! I'm back!
I LOVE swap-bot. The post on this blog with the most views are from my swap-bot swaps. My first swap back was three random things in an envelope. I forgot to take a picture of mine, but I sent some embellishments, ribbon, and a page out of a really old book (she likes to make ATCs). Here's what I got from pobuffy in Maryland:
Thanks pobuffy!!!
I figured this would happen :)
Thanks pobuffy!!!
Wednesday, May 27, 2015
.de
Beate from Muchhauden!
"smile, and the world will change" -Buddha
translation: "Lächle, und die Welt verändert sich"
Book recommendation:
Flying Eagler - is this a book? a song? no idea!
Coldplay, Scholler
Unicorns and minions!
Friday, May 22, 2015
Happy 100th Birthday!
Brenda from Colorado:
"Big Drift Adventures In the early 1920s, before the construction of Trail Ridge Road, Fall River Pass via Fall River Road was the only way for vehicles to travel to the west side of Rocky Mountain National Park. The Big Drift at Fall River Pass was a massive obstacle that required hand-shoveling each summer and after the occasional early autumn snowstorm."
Rocky Mountain Naitonal Park is celebrating 100 years!
She's Reading:
"Big Drift Adventures In the early 1920s, before the construction of Trail Ridge Road, Fall River Pass via Fall River Road was the only way for vehicles to travel to the west side of Rocky Mountain National Park. The Big Drift at Fall River Pass was a massive obstacle that required hand-shoveling each summer and after the occasional early autumn snowstorm."
Rocky Mountain Naitonal Park is celebrating 100 years!
Fall River Road
She's Reading:
Thursday, May 21, 2015
Roma
A beautiful card from Rob in Rome
written 12.5.2015 (I do love this style of writing dates. It makes so much more sense)
Reading:
written 12.5.2015 (I do love this style of writing dates. It makes so much more sense)
Reading:
Tuesday, May 19, 2015
Monday, May 18, 2015
прывітанне з Беларусі
I love this postcard from Olga in Belarus. It's a USSR postcard from 1981 showing a traditional embroidery pattern.
It is a very bright red in person. I really really want to make this!
She says: "прывітанне з Беларусі"
pronounced: "pryvitannie z Bielarusi"
translated: "Greetings from Belarus!"
Last concert: 30 Seconds to Mars (jealous!)
Book(s): Discworld series by Terry Prattchet - I know, I need to read these!
Thank you Olga!
It is a very bright red in person. I really really want to make this!
She says: "прывітанне з Беларусі"
pronounced: "pryvitannie z Bielarusi"
translated: "Greetings from Belarus!"
Stamps!
Last concert: 30 Seconds to Mars (jealous!)
Book(s): Discworld series by Terry Prattchet - I know, I need to read these!
Thank you Olga!
Thursday, May 14, 2015
Friday, April 17, 2015
I'm Just a Gigolo
Postcrossing from Germany:
Can anyone translate the front for me?!Patrycja's favorite song is I'm Just a Gigolo by Louis Prima
And her favorite book is Daughter of the Forest by Juliet Marillier - I just read this for Vaginal Fantasy Book Club, and really liked it.
She sent me fabric!!! I'm getting closer to that quilt you guys!
Garden Mustard - I love it!
Thursday, April 16, 2015
Feliciations
8 Celcius = 46.4 Farenheit! and raining
I love the cute stickers and drawings
Also, love me some cheese
Wednesday, April 15, 2015
Нам есть, что скрывать
I LOVE ad cards! Some people on Postcrossing are adament about not receiving ad cards, but I think they're fascinating.
The phrase on the card:
translated: We have something to hide!
pronunciation: Nam yest', chto skryvat'
And check out these stamps!!
This is the best kind of postcard: unique, pretty stamps, another language, AND her favorite book? Hells yes. Thank you Kira!!!
PS. To Kill a Mockingbird is her favorite. This book has been on my to-read list for years.
The phrase on the card:
translated: We have something to hide!
pronunciation: Nam yest', chto skryvat'
And check out these stamps!!
This is the best kind of postcard: unique, pretty stamps, another language, AND her favorite book? Hells yes. Thank you Kira!!!
PS. To Kill a Mockingbird is her favorite. This book has been on my to-read list for years.
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