LiClemente

I've being collecting postcards since I was 10 years old and at some point I got tired of it because it was feeling like just a hoarding habit, I would collect even ads that I couldn't understand - some of them don't make sense to me until this day.

I found out about postcrossing and found my love again, especially in exchange messages with people from different cultures. At some point the closest post office closed and it became a problem to sent the postcards, so I stepped away again. But now I'm back, I'm willing to know about everything you wish to share, I will be happy to read everything.

As for the postcards, I would love to see where you live or something you found beautiful or even a part of your culture, but funny or game postcards are more than welcome as well, like Where's Wally ones. If you have any related to the character Linnéas Jahrbuch, they're welcome as well.

If you want to be very original and think about me specifically to find something you think I may like, I'll be happy and to help you introducing myself:

I'm a 'zillenial' Brazilian Graphic Designer, who loves to watch tv shows and hero movies, recently I discovery a love about animes I didn't know existed in me! My favorites series are Avatar The Last Airbender (nickelodeon), Never Have I Ever... (Netflix), Anne With An E (CBC/Netflix) and One Piece (Fuji TV).
I'm that one person who has tried pretty much everything and still want to try everything else - unless I'm lazy. Aerial skills? Piano? Voleyball?Choir? Bookbinding? Sewing? Capoeira? Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes.
I'm talkative, love to help people lost in the streets even thought I'm not good with street names and I may befriend you while on the bank or market lines.
I have always wanted to make long lasting trips around the world and possibly backpacking. So far I visited a few of my neighboors countries (Argentina, Uruguai and Paraguai) and a few states in the US. Oh, I missed a great opportunity to study aboard in Universidad de Vigo, in Pontevedra campus, in Spain, which I would use to visit many European countries, because of the pandemics.
Now I'm waiting on the next opportunity, meanwhile I live the struggles of a regular working adult who does wish to buy a house in this economy. Ha. The joke's on me.