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pucky, Netherlands

pucky

(or Ina) is a member from Netherlands Netherlands. She has been a member for over 1 year (566 days).
Distance Sent: 1,807,069 km
Last Seen: 19 minutes ago
Speaks: Dutch,English,Italian,German, a bit of French
Interested in direct swaps: No


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Lat: 52.1, Lon: 4.5 | Open in google maps

About Ina...

I am 67 years and retired, painting and teaching painting was my profession and I have always been interested in art and art-history.(Because of that I already have an enormous amount of art-pictures, so I think it is better not to send me art-cards!)
I also like to work in my tiny garden, make photographs (of plants, flowers, birds or whatever I meet there), I like to read, watch interesting movies/documentaries or talk with my friends (yes, about gardens, art, books or movies !).
And I like to cook and especially to eat it!

Cards I'd like very much to receive are;
- black-white photography
- about women's rights etc.,female writers, activists etc.
- social/political items
- landscapes (especially with trains)
- metro-stations from Moscow
- doors and/or windows
- wild flowers
- dogs, cats, raccoons, swans, cows

Also;
- your own photography is very welcome
- selfmade-cards are interesting
- most free/ad-cards have great quality, so I like those as well!

To be honest; I do NOT like very much 3d cards or cartoon figures (and this includes moomin and miffy as well!). Also I don't like Christmascards (except very very good ones!),nor halloween, Easter or Valentine cards, nor Anne-Geddes-babies. The same goes for cards where there's harm done to animals, like bullfighting etc.

I have my favorites-wall with cards to inspire you!

It would be very nice if you'd write why you have chosen that particular card for me.
Or something about yourself, and not repeating your profile, but something else about you or something about your place that I cannot read at wikipedia!
The writing is the icing on the cake for me.

And if it's possible, I would appreciate a nice stamp on the card....You can put the card also in an envelope, when it doesn't cost you more, because the mailmachines often damage the front.

Oh, and there is more!
!!Sometimes people write the ID number underneath the address. This seems to confuse our mail-office with the postal code! They paste a big white sticker with my printed address over half the card, the stamps or/and text as well, and it can't be taken off easy, so please, write it on the left side!!

I always register right away, so if your card is on its way to me for more than 60 days, send me the ID. It is such a pity many cards get lost, I like them to arrive, at least in theory!




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