Weltenbummleer

Well... What to say?
My name is Reik, a German boy in his twenties who likes swimming and exploring our beautiful nature and urban architecture/infrastructure. Currently I study in university the subject "applied computer science". As small passions apart from postcrossing, taking photographs and going to theme parks such as "Europapark", "Phantasialand" and "Disneyland" are to mention.
Furthermore I love to do extraordinary/unusual things and get out of my comfort zone. #YEStheory

It is a joy for me to open my mailbox and see a postcard in the mail. Therefore you can be sure that I'm happy with any postcard you send and that you can write about anything you would like to tell me :)
And yes, I know finding the right things to write on a postcard can be difficult sometimes, so therefore here is a mindstormed, definitely not binding list:
For example you could write about
the weather,
a small code (in C#) I should try to compile,
a documentary/show/play/opera/ballet that you watched and enjoyed,
a book you read and loved,
an opinion you have on a certain topic which is currently on your mind,
a place in your area which is surprising or a must-visit,
an unusual (board-)game you enjoy playing,
your small beloved passion aka your "Great Big Story" (I stole this one from a beloved and same named YouTube-channel which is my recommendation for you right here ^^),
a quote you heard/read and never forgot,
a thing you dislike and why you dislike it,
or so much more (or if you prefer not to write but to draw - feel free to do so). I know a postcard has limited space but endless room for creativity.

As mentioned earlier - the topic of YOUR postcard can be as diverse as YOU are and therefore YOUR postcard can show anything YOU appreciate and love. Be it this one card you have been keeping for ages because you didn't know who to send it or a card you couldn't resist picking up and don't know why. I'm sure the postcard will fit nicely into my small but beloved collection.

I do prefer a postcard in its "natural habitat" without an envelope but if you prefer a closed environment for the postcard for [insert reason here] - an envelope is totally fine ^^

Thank you so much for your time!

Cheers and have a lovely day!
Reik