Katyusha_

Hello! I'm 39 y.o. and I'm a houswife. I live in Brest. I was born here and I love my city very much. And, of cause, I love my family (a husband and 10-years son). I enjoy for reading, good music, painting, theatre... I like all kinds of handwork (kniting, stitchign, croshet etc.).

I'll be glad to receive all kinds of postcards but my favourites are:
- national costumes and food (recipe cards too!)
- traditional dools and toys
- with sets of similar objects (Nouvelles Images cards or similar)
- rainbow and aurora borealis (northern lights), clouds, ocean waves, volcanos, geysers...
- greeting cards to holidays typical in your country
- unordinary look to ordinary things
- modern and traditionaly art (espesially impressionism)
- old and realy old cards (or reprint)
- black and white
- heroes of popular children's books
- wild nature (animals, birds, herbals etc.)
- handmade cards (no homeprinted).

Please, if it possible, no ordinary cityview and landscape cards! But if this card is graphic or painting, or night, or with extraordinary sky, I'll meet they with a big pleasure!

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I'm a happy owner of an Scottie puppy. His name's Alf and he's absolutelly cute, brave, curious and fidgety. I love this dog's bread for its temper (and for its stylish exterior:). If you could send me anysing related with Scottie I would be REALY happy!
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My husband Igor collectes space-stamps. If you have that one, would you send a postcards in an envelope, please. He will very glad in this case.

And you'll write something intresting on the card, I hope. If it isn't hard for you of cause. Please, all that you want to tell me! You can write about the card, about your city, about the weather, about your hobbies, your mood, your dreams, even about a view outside your window...I'm fond of full cards.

If your mother lanuage uses an alphabeth wich differs from latin or slavic (Arabian, Chinese, Japanese, Jewish etc.), would you write something in it (with or without translation) as an example of native calligraphy.

Many thanks to everybody! Happy Postcrossing!