Circustown

Greetings from Wisconsin, a U.S. state (north of Chicago) known for dairy cows and cheese. I live near Baraboo which has a long circus history.

If you speak German, write the card all in Deutsch, bitte. (Also, if you have a Mendelssohn stamp to use that would be very nice!)

****If you speak Russian, надеюс что вы Haпишите bce по-русски на открытке (пожалыста).

I like stamps, golf, running, bicycling, old paperback books, and old movies. Also, history, art, ballet dance, opera music, Agatha Christie, Gilbert & Sullivan, and Sherlock Holmes...well, the list is endless!

Here's a FUN and CREATIVE idea...I would love to receive a "postcard" made from an empty food box package...what an exotic card that will be, with your country's language and colorful illustrations on it!

Here's some other suggestions for possible cards to send:
- circus
- dance (ballet; folk; bellydance; polka; tango; etc...)
- folktales/myths
- holidays, festivals of your country, & parades
- historical place, building, event, or person
- Nederlands' Jip en Janneke
- Elfstedentocht or Fietselfstedentocht
- Suomi's Moomins
- Alli & Fifi - Inge Look's 2 old ladies (for my mother)
- your country's culture (art, ethnic costume, sports and recreation, or "pop" culture)
- vintage posters and advertising art
- people having fun, or strange and surprising images
- H.M.S. Titanic or other passenger liners of years ago
- Navy or Merchant/Cargo Ships
- If there is some of your country's language written on the card...wonderful!

Please write something that will interest someone 100 years from now. I will keep your card for the rest of my life, and, then the next generations will continue to keep it for many more years in the future....so, your message will live on and on, long after we are all gone...............