JungMi

About JungMi...

To the senders

* When you write addresses, PLEASE DO WRITE IN CAPITAL! :)
I understand very well that each individual has one's own style. However as I have got several delayed postcard notice from the post officers, I realised that writing in capital might be much more helpful for a faster delivery. *

It might be lovely to receive and send a postcard to all around the world!-yes, I thought like this, so I have registered here.

I particularly love a postcard from museums or gallery. I also like fairy tales and children's books' illustrations, too. They always make me happy. :)

However feel free! You can send me any things if you wish, as far as I can feel that you did your best for that.
I am not here to hunt postcards. Rather it is a pure joy to hear from many different people. That is enough.

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To the receivers

I usually do my best for choosing nice and lovely postcards with stamps. As I have lived in England for three and half years, so I am not so familiar with finding what authentic culture of mine is. Therefore I often send fine quality postcards from my collections, rather than scenery or building postcards from home. Also I often try to write something more, though it might not be always so successful.

Just in case! My handwriting is *naturally* very bad no matter what different language I write. This is also the reason why I mostly print-out addresses, rather than writing by myself. My teachers at school did not like it very much, so they tried to fix it, but no one could do! So do not so upset with this matter! :)

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Happy postcrossing!

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P.S But just in case..
Since registered, I have got several messages and requests of asking a direct swap or to buy goods or stamps from my country. However I regret to tell that I will decline all of these. Sorry.

P.P.S Again just in case...
However please refrain yourself from being attempted to use an AD postcard, which obviously has a company logo on it with a poor print quality...