eziukasruke

I'm a person who likes to sort the world into different drawers. To see where things come from. To notice how everything is interconnected. A passionate reader. An enthusiastic traveller.

Some things I would love on a postcard:
- An interesting photograph.
- Black and white photography.
- Art nouveau would definitely make my day.
- Pre-Raphaelites.
- Jewish culture.
- Something dark blue.
- I'm very fond of Tove Jansson and Astrid Lindgren stories. An idea if you're from Sweden or Finland.
- I like dragonflies.
- I'm interested in fairy tales, myths and legends of different nations.
- I love books and I'm addicted to reading.
- Mandalas.
- Old sewing machines or people sewing.
- Ancient Egypt.

I don't really like like tourist cards.

I love making my own cards. It's a pity that most profiles I come upon here don't welcome handmade cards. So, if you're a creative soul, I'd love to receive a card made by you.

I don't mind envelopes and teabags :)
Actually, please, put your postcard in an envelope. Lithuanian post office decided to have ecological catastrophe of its own: every postcard travelling to Lithuania gets a sticker with a barcode; since you can't put it on either side of a postcard, they decided to put postcards in plastic bags and then put a sticker on a plastic bag in order not to ruin the postcard. So, every postcard I receive is individually wrapped in a plastic bag and it kills the joy of postcrossing at once.

Please, write something on the card. I'd love to read a folk tale or a legend from your country or a story about the place where you live. If you happen to enjoy reading, write an answer to this question: if you had to choose one book to stay in, which book would it be and why?
Or share with me a quotation you like.