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She has been a member for over 2 years (1056 days).I love a lot of things: writing, reading, Per Kirkeby, Johann Sebastian Bach, my nearest loved ones (43, 14 and 12), singing, sleeping in a tent, Harry Potter, Stephen Fry.
Hundreds of cards I sent and received and still every card is considered a gift.
These are cards I like in particular:
1. Cards showing reading women.
If you send me one like this, I will publish it on my weblog. http://www.lezendevrouwen.blogspot.com/.
2. Cards showing a bridge near you.
3. Cards with three girls or women that could very well be sisters.
4. Cards showing modern art in public space.
5. Finnish crossers: cards drawn by Inge Löök make me happy.
6. Whatever card you like to receive yourself - I am sure there are no animals on that one ;-)
Please add your addres if you would like me to send you a card in return. I've got a huge pile of cards and enjoy finding the right one for you.
I've got a weblog (in Dutch): www.browniepoint.blogspot.com. Welkom!
P.S. If you're German and have a spare copy of Kampf um Katoren by Jan Terlouw? Or if you're Hungarian and Kiböl lehet király is lying uselessly in your home: please think of me! I collect translation of Koning van Katoren.
I found the following versions: Spanish, Catalónian, Baskian, Greek, Italian and English.
But I know it must be there in Icelandic, Swedish, Portugese, Norwegian, Finnish may be, and may be more? Of course I'll pay for it. Thanks so much for helping me search!
