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ChrissiePuh, Germany

ChrissiePuh

(or Christine) is a member from Germany Germany. She has been a member for over 3 years (1134 days).
Distance Sent: 2,183,459 km
Last Seen: 18 days ago
Speaks: German, English, French (a little)
Birthday: 27th May
Interested in direct swaps: Yes


Mailbox location

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Lat: 48.0, Lon: 7.9 | Open in google maps

About Christine...

My name is Christine and I live in the Black Forest in the south of Germany. Before, I lived in Berlin for 18 years - a great town.
I have three kids, 8,6 and 1. I like playing all kinds of games, I love operas, books and baking.

I like surprises and therefore all kinds of postcards with some personal words written on them. I enjoy every card because I hate an empty mailbox!
Just in case you would like some inspiration, this is what I especially like on my cards:

- chocolate, sweets, cakes
- food, recipes
- markets and everyday street scenes
- sail boats and ocean/waves (e.g. Philipp Plisson)
- soccer stadiums
- opera, ballett or theater cards
- cards showing composers or pieces of music/songs
- historical maps
- astronomical cards (stars, planets, etc.)
- Wallace and Gromit, they are so cute :-)
- cards from along the Donau/Danube/Dunav/Dunarea river would be wonderful
- if you happen to live in NewYorkCity - I would love cards showing Manhatten
- if you live in France, I collect map cards from every Departement, thank you
- if you live around the Alps, I would very much enjoy cards showing one of your tunnels through or streets above the mountains.

You can also use the very last picture on your camera and send it to me, tell me what it shows, I would love that.

In case you do not know what to write, why don't you tell me about the way the postcard takes from you to the post office or mailbox ( just a little bit of every day life!). And what are you going to do afterwards... or send a recipe... looking forward to hearing from you!
Christine




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