“send a postcard and receive a postcard back from a random person somewhere in the world!”
freshwater, United States of America

freshwater

(or Robin) is a member from United States of America United States of America. She has been a member for over 4 years (1490 days).
Distance Sent: 2,100,135 km
Last Seen: 6 days ago
Speaks: English
Birthday: 8th December
Interested in direct swaps: No

Robin is a Postcrossing Ambassador


Mailbox location

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Lat: 43.1, Lon: -88.0 | Open in google maps

About Robin...

I am 54 years old, have been teaching elementary special ed for 32 years, and have one son who is 17 years old. I've been widowed for 12 years. My interests include reading, knitting,using my spinning wheel to make yarn, dabbling in several other crafts, biking, camping, folk music, swing dancing, letterboxing, bookcrossing, and stamp collecting. When I can afford it I plan to indulge in lots of travel, probably in Europe first --although New Zealand, England, Malayasia and Iceland 'call' to me-- then whatever place catches my fancy.

As for postcards, I probably prefer landscapes or places of interest or art from your area, but am open to anything. I think postage stamps are like mini works of art, and I think postcards are too. I am also interested in:
--UNESCO World Heritage Sites
--Orthodox Churches or monasteries
--handmade cards or cards made from your own photos
--musical instruments native to your country
--needlework or crafts native to your country
--something related to the history of your country
--images by Inge Look
--images by Carl Larson
--images by Andy Goldsworthy
--anything related to mail, postage stamps, or letters
--anything related to books or reading
--anything related to knitting, weaving, spinning wool, linen or silk
--cards with die-cut holes or unusual shapes.
--any image that makes you smile or feel happy.

Please share something about yourself or your family or little things you enjoy (warm cookies and tea, watching the sun set with a friend, finishing a good book and knowing that you will want to read it again someday, biking in the warm sun with a cool breeze). I think that one of the best parts of postcrossing is finding a small connection with someone else in a far flung part of the world. I look forward to hearing from you!




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