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Zmrzlina

(or Bonnie-Jeanne) is a member from United States of America United States of America. She has been a member for over 4 years (1702 days).
Distance Sent: 9,802,682 km
Last Seen: about 13 hours ago
Speaks: english,
Interested in direct swaps: No Help

Bonnie-Jeanne is a Postcrossing Supporter

3rd on most postcards sent from United States of America
4th on longest distance sent from United States of America

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About Bonnie-Jeanne...

Love to read little tidbits about the sender's life, even if only what they had for breakfast.

Please, no envelopes. Send your postcard written and postmarked. Please.

If you like matching images to interests, I enjoy postcards of government buildings, maps, anything related to books or reading, UNESCO World Heritage sites, camels, windmills/turbines, water towers, clock towers, anything related to bees or honey, and ICE CREAM :)

I love homemade postcards. And I love getting postcards relating to drink...ads, breweries, vineyards, cafes with people enjoying beverages, anything related to drinking of any sort.

But if you don't have any of these themes, no worries! I will enjoy whatever you send. I am even happy to receive a note on a notecard or stationery, and if you do that, I am likely to respond if you include your address.

And please...no religious cards. Please.

** I received a lovely thank you card from China featuring a park in Hangzhou. I cannot make out the sender's name. I would love to thank you properly so please message me :-) **

** I received a lovely postcard on 2 Feb 2010 from a sender in San Francisco who went to CMU but no ID is on the card. I have requested help from Postcrossing folk but hope the sender might check in and see this note. **

*** If I haven't registered your card, I haven't received it. If I receive a card without an ID, or an unreadable ID, I use the handy help link on the register card page and the Postcrossing folk are almost always able to help out. If they can't, I'll note the unidentified card here on my profile. ***

Below is shamelessly stolen from dear Klausdiemaus;
Expired cards: Yes.