Chels271

Hello Postcrossers!
My name is Justyna and I’m 25.

Postcards that I'd love to receive are those typically for tourists - I would love to see what's beautiful about your country/city, whether it's a city view or a landscape. I prefer single views, but I’ve been proven that multiview cards can also be breathtaking, so both are great. I want to see a part of the world even when I'm not leaving the area I live in. Will you help me do it? Please don't send me other types of cards if possible; tourist cards are extremely easy to find so I hope I don't sound picky. :)

When I'm sending a postcard to someone, I always check their favourites from my country. Please, do the same with mine. It's possible that you have a postcard which I really adore.

I believe that postcrossing is not only about postcards - it's about people sending them, and that's what's really great about it! I love the feeling when I hold the postcard that someone sent to me, and I see a small part of their reality and I can read their words that give me some insight in their lives - I find it so fascinating. Tell me something about yourself. You can write anything you want or if you don't know what to write you can use my questions, maybe they will inspire you. How did you spend your day? What made you smile or laugh today? What are your pland for the weekend/evening? What do you do to cheer yourself up? What's your most cherished memory this year so far? What makes you happy? I'd love to meet the person behind the card. Yes, you! :)

I like my postcards written and stamped, so skip the envelope. :)
If you could also write a date and the name of the town from which you're writing that would be great!

Oh, and if you're from Spanish-speaking country, don't hesitate - write in Spanish. I'm a bit out of practice but I used to speak Spanish quite well, so I hope I'll still manage to understand most of it. :)

Happy postcrossing!