Talatalo

About Tuija...

I'm thirty something, mum of three kids and work as an office manager. I'm very interested in foreign countries and cultures, that's why I've tried to learn many languages. It would be wonderful, if you could write in some other language than english - but no harm done, if you can't. I have one specific phrase I'd love you to write in your language: "When I entered it was already broken" :)

If possible, send me a card with a picture(s) of your home town, city or country, or a hand made card. It would also be nice, if you told me how is it to live in your country.

I'd be really happy if you could send your card in an envelope (please, please, please...), and put a beautiful or special stamp(s) on it - I collect them. This is how I don't have to ruin your beautiful card to get the stamps to my collection! And, if you are a stamp collector, too, I'd be very happy to swap.

My dear fellow Postcrossers in the USA: please try to find some other stamp than the one with palm trees during sunset (Guam Beach?)and sea view (St.John, U.S. Virgin Islands)... I have already dozens of those... please... I'd prefer also not to receive any more bicycles from the Netherlands :)

In December Christmas cards with a greeting in your own language are very much welcome, and so are Easter cards during Easter time!

I've finally been able to add all my received cards to my postcard wall! All except one: the card US-226979 was so badly damaged on its way so all I could read from it was the ID =( I know I would have loved it!!

Lately I have had very much problems with my internet connection. So if your card hasn't been registered quicky, it may be because of this, not because I haven't received it. But anyhow, if you feel your card has travelled too long time, feel free to ask!!