Ciaszek

Hi postcrossers!
Where to start… I’m Paulina, 23-year-old student from Poland. I love sports, dogs, listening to music and reading books. I’m also huge fan of traditional mail & making penfriends!!! I think postcrossing is great opportunity to learn sth new, discover some new places, meet fantastic people from all over the world.

!!!MOST WANTED!!!
- city views: panoramas, bird's eye view, city by day or night, maps, metro maps
- street views: small streets, the most famous streets in your city as well as street art (expecially Banksy art) and things you can find on street (“small architecture”) – street lamps, benches, sculptures, interesting floor.. etc.
- buildings: houses, town houses, bus stations, railway stations, airports, stations, skyscrapers, department stores, offices, city halls, churches, cathedrals, synagogues, castles, residences, bridges, fortifications, arcs, gates … and everything I’ve forgotten about.
- buildings by architects: Santiago Calatrava!, Norman Foster, Zaha Hadid, Daniel Libeskind, Frank Gehry, Gaudi, Charles Rennie Mackintosh
- interior design
- details
In other words: EVERYTHING connected with ARCHITECTURE & URBAN PLANNING. You’ll never know what might become handy. I love photos, old photos paintings, drawing, sketches, elevations, plans, sections or any other interesting way of picturing that. It doesn't matter if it's single- or multiview.
What is more:
-Greeting from… (postallove)
-everything you can find in favourites: I’m trying add some cards from different countries so you can choose sth. - in favs are only postcards I don't have.

Less wanted but still appreciated: dogs, bicycles, quotes/maxims in English or your language (but then please translate it into English on the other side :)), Snoopy (dog), Tennis (simple everyday game, equipment as well as pictures of famous tennis players), Pin Up, recipes of local food in english or “Where’s Wally/Waldo?” postcards, "Keep calm" postards.

For me postcrossing is above all FUN! My goal is get to know other people, their culture, country. That’s why I HATE postcard with no text on it or short text with no personal impact.
I really want to learn sth about you.
1. General information (what’s you name? how old are you? where do you come from? What do you do – study, work?)
2. Tell me about one culture habit that can seem weird to me or shortly about your city.
3. Teach me one word in your language. Choose sth unusual, surprising.
4. What is the temperature/weather outside in your city right now?

Of course don’t forget to write Poscard ID and date of sent.
Best wishes