Inna1993

Hi! My name is Inna. I live in a small town in the South of Siberia. I have two cats, one of them is very mischievous and often plays pranks, thanks to this I always have funny stories I can write on a postcard.
I work as a teacher in a small village.
In free time (especially in the last couple of years) I love watching TV series. Almost I’ve watched are my favorite. These are "Merlin", "Doctor Who", "The Flash", "Arrow", "Gotham", "Daredevil", "Supernatural", "The Big Bang Theory", "Dark", "Stranger Things".

I like series of books and movies about Harry Potter, “The House, In Which...” (Russian: «Дом, в котором...») by Mariam Petrosyan, the trilogy "the Lord of the Rings" and "The Hobbit". I’m dreaming about getting a postcard or a stamp from New Zealand with one of the characters. I like the cartoon called "How to train your dragon".
In my childhood I used to read a lot, but now I read more what I need to work.
I’ll be very glad to receive postcards with:
lynx, red pandas,
Bob the streetcat (from the novel and the movie)
Pallas's cats, also called manuls,
books, cats, owls, raccoons,
apples,
bicycle,
the characters of my favorite books, movies and TV series as mentioned above,
school’s theme or something related to language and writing system,
lighthouses, beautiful castles (not churches and temples), keys,
autumn nature, forests.
I'm not too fond of postcards with children, people, religious themes, advertising and handmade cards (but I'm not against such nice additions on the postcard, such as embroidery or decoupage). I’m scared of some pictures of Victoria Kirdiy, Gapchinskaya and Bella Gorodetskaya, that’s why I don’t like receiving cards with them, because postcrossing should bring positive emotions.
Please do not send postcard which are not from your country, because I have so many postcards from Russia.
I’m very pleased to receive postcards with nice stamps on them, I always inspect them with no less enthusiasm than postcards, and I’ll try to make an addressee happy about different interesting stamps. I’d like to receive postcards without envelope, but if you want to send me something in addition to a card (for example, a teabag, or a letter), I'll be very happy to receive a postcard in the envelope.
If you don't know what to write on the postcard, you can describe your ideas of Siberia, of Russia. I’ll be interested in reading about your pets, hobbies, job, your favorite time of the year. Impressions of a movie or TV series you recently watched, or a book you recently read are welcome as well.
Perhaps your review will prompt me to read or watch something new – I am in constant search.
Thank you guys for reading this to the end. Happy postcrossing!