Aheia

Hey postcrossers,

I was fascinated from the idea of communication around the world with the old traditional way of writing a postcard! Something one can hold in the hand - how nice. I think it transports much more than words and I wonder, how many different postcards may exist in the world.

To my person:

I like hiking. Being in the nature is my favourite thing.
I like to be in my garden.
Singing, cinema, concerts, dancing, going by bike, sauna and nordic walking, cooking, eating with family and friends, Yinyoga and Nia and Toastmaster.
I like to make photos and make postcrossing cards with them!

What can you write on your postcard?

Interesting would be:
Which place should I visite in your surrounding area.
What are you doing to relaxe? Is there a ritual, picture, smell or something...
I really like to hike and know, that the most important things are your shoes! Which of your shoes do you like most?
Because I work with deaf people- what is the sound, you love to hear?

I'm not so interested in the biographie you've shurely wrote in your profile.

POSTCARD PREFERENCES (to make the choice easier...)

- postcards with photos, you did yourself and your story to it
- curious things, I like it!
- curious street signs
- relaxed people
- I like cows
- colourful cards
- small things big photographed
- unusual views
- hands, eyes, shoes, haircuts
- traditional things
- black and white also
- umbrellas
- hot-air ballons (because I drove with one)
- the serie suizide rabbit
- I have to admit...I like Miss Lööcks old women too...and the elder I am, I like pictures with old people ;-)

...for example

I'm shure, I will be happy about your postcard!

And for those, who receive a postcard from me and like it, there is a little star unter the picture!
;-)

Anita

P.S. Sounds people told me:
- Walking in snow
- Walking in snow with a little bit hard surface
- Walking along in streets full of falling leaves
- the rustling of leaves in the treetops on a windy day, sounds like a symphonic orchestra, different sound for every tree, like violins, guitars, flutes etc.
- Rain
- Heavy rain, when I'm in bed
- Water
- the sound of breaking waves
- Water filling a bathtub
- My husband, cooking in the kitchen, rumbling pots and pans, sizzling oil, flowing water
- Fire
- Wind
- My mother, when she's happy
- My grandchildren calling me: "Grandma, I'm here!"
- child laugh
- my pugs mumbling or snorring
- The growling of my dog.
- Birds, singing at the sunrise
- sound of a bird singing early in the morning, when I'm on my way to work
- frog's croak
- purring cats
- the cat dreaming and snorring
- cats purring and meowing

P.P.S. Things to relax:
- Walking with music
- ASMR-videos
- Hiking
- Reading a book (f.e. Stephen King "It")
- Purring of a cat lying on the stomach
- to be alone
- going to the cinema and whatch a movie without someone interrupting me
- cats let me relax
- floating while lying still with my hands streched on water