cyrinne

About cyrinne...

I like
- landscapes, nature
- Asian temples
- lighthouses, waterfalls, sunrises/sunsets
- caterpillars, sheep (also Sheepworld :), cows or horses
- anything beautiful
- single views
- cards sent without an envelope
- nice stamps
- an old/ugly/damaged card full of beautiful stamps

However, don't worry, if you can't fulfill my wishes - any other "real" postcard (including ad cards, but not greeting cards) will be fine, too! I don't mind to get the same card twice, either.

I'm in my twenties and working on a degree in Psychology. My hobbies include reading, gardening, drinking tea and collecting stamps.

Please put a (happy) smiley on your card - a large one will do, if you don't feel like writing much, thank you! Oh, and if you're ambitious, can you please explain to me the typical address of your country? In Germany, it's

1st line: <First Name> <Last Name>
2nd line: <Street> <Number of the House>
3rd line: <Postal Code> <Town>

- or maybe just enlighten me about one line that isn't obvious? I keep on wondering what all the numbers are about in the addresses of the cards I send out :)

Thank you for making me smile upon collecting my mail!

Dutch users: Die Blond kaartjes zijn erg leuk!
Turkish users: Türkçe öğreniyorum. I'm still a beginner, so a card in simple Turkish would be nice. If there's something I don't understand, I'll ask google for help :)

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There are times when I send lots of cards and times when I send none. I assume that's why I often end up with more cards received than sent, because this never happened while I was sending cards all the time. Don't worry, I'll still register your card and I'll also "catch up" eventually.