Tunnuli

About Tunnuli...

Hello!

I'm a Finn stuck in Kuwait. I'm married and have four sons. I was born 1966 so that makes me 40-something mid-aged mother.
I used to have penpals all over the world, but somehow I've lost contact with most of them. Then came computers with emails and real letters/postcards just disappeared. Every time I go to check our postbox in the postoffice it looks so empty and lonely and that makes me sad. But now I found postcrossing and I hope that will make my postbox full again.
You may send any kind of postcards and write whatever you feel like writing. I will treasure them all equally.

Good luck to all of you everywhere!

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12th July 2012

Hello Everyone!
Currently I'm not staying in Kuwait much. I'm studying in my home country and visit Kuwait during Christmas break and summer vacation (like now) only. Yesterday I noticed a problem with our postbox and I'm afraid I haven't got any cards for at least 6 months. My family should check the box while I'm not here, but I guess they haven't done that and the box has been closed. Anyway, I do my best to keep this account alive.
If you've sent me a card and I haven't registered it, it means I haven't got it. I'm terribly sorry for that.
About swaps, well, sometimes I do it and I try to swap as often as possible although I've marked "No" for swaps. Just I've been too busy for a longer time I ever thought. Sorry for that, too.
As I wrote, most of the year I'm away from Kuwait, but I can send you Kuwaiti cards from Finland if you don't mind Finnish stamps. I do have some with me there.

Love you all,
Take Care,
Tanja

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20th August 2012

Hello again!
I'm back in Finland, working a lot and soon continuing studies.
I know our postbox is open now. There's only one little problem. I forgot to leave the key when I left Kuwait so I have it here in Finland. :)
You, my friends, who are waiting for my registration, I still don't know if there were any cards, when my husband finally went to pay and open our box again. I was already in Finland then. I've asked him many times, but he hasn't answered me. I just hope those post men haven't destroyed any of my cards and letters.
In the meantime, before I go to Kuwait again in December, if you happen to get my address, could you please send your cards to Finland. That would brighten my days and my empty walls in student apartment would get nice "different" touch.
Here's my address:
Tanja Mobarak
Luomanranta 7 a 641
60100 SEINÄJOKI
FINLAND

Thanks for reading and sorry for your troubles!
Take Care!!!
Tanja