thesuester

About Sue...

I am a female in her 20s still living in the city in which I was born and raised. I have a BA in history and am considering going back to school.

Some things I like:
-reading
-writing
-blogging
-journaling
-pen palling/sending & receiving snail mail
-knitting
-crocheting
-travel
-libraries

I collect postcards and enjoy receiving postcards "naked" (without an envelope).

While I'm sure I'd love any postcard you send me, here are some ideas:
-tourist attractions of your city/town
-nature related, like trees, forests, rivers, waterfalls, or mountains
-a map of your country/city/town
-some sort of food or drink that your area is known for
-statues your area is known for
-museums, either the exterior or an exhibit in the museum.

I'd love it for you to include a message on your postcard. If you don't know what to write, here are some ideas:
-your favorite quote. If it's in a language other than English, it would be great if you could include the quote in its original language plus an English translation.
-"hello" in your native language.
-what you like or don't like about living in your city or town.

Of course, you certainly don't have to do any of the above. I'm happy with pretty much anything. My only request is that you don't send any of those ad post cards that you can get for free in some places.

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If you are in any of the following US states:
Alaska
Hawaii
Arizona
Alabama

I am looking for postcards of the state capital building and state seal ON THE SAME POSTCARD from any and all of the above states. I am also open to postcards with just one or the other, if need be. If you can send such a postcard, that would be AMAZING. If you can't, I'm still open to other types of postcards as well.
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I ALWAYS REGISTER THE POSTCARDS I RECEIVE. If you sent me a postcard that doesn't get registered, it either means that I couldn't read the ID/there was no ID present (in which case I'm working with postcrossing to figure it out) OR I never received the postcard (in which case it may have been lost in the mail).