carolreader

carolreader, United States of America
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About Carol...

March Challenges (ideas for cards) – March is Women’s History month, Crafts month (including Quilting Day), Noodles and Peanuts month. Don’t forget Earth Day on March 19, and Pi day on the 14th. March also honors national anthems, welsh corgis, crayons, pigs, pianos, berries and cherries, buzzards, and Barbie. Beware the Ides of March, but do enjoy the Festival of Owls!

February Challenges: known for Valentine’s Day, Presidents Day, and Black History Month. I’d love cards featuring presidents or black history. Other odd days this month include GI Joe day, American Painters, the Periodic Table, Tootsie Rolls, umbrellas, kite flying, guitars, hedgehogs, bonobos, polar bears, Ferris wheels and hippos. February also includes “the Day the Music Died”.

I'd also enjoy getting a postcard with your state or national bird.

I spend a lot of time Postcrossing, for several reasons. First, I have always loved to get mail! I eagerly wait for the postman to arrive each day – the mailbox is often full of surprises! Secondly, I love to send cards even more than I do receiving them. I look at the recipient’s profile and try to pick the right card – sometimes it’s tough! Third, I really enjoy the great people I’ve met, both through official exchanges, and on the Forum. I’ve been Postcrossing since 2006, and I still enjoy asking for a new address and reading a new profile.

When I started Postcrossing I was busy working, but sending cards was a pleasure. Now, I'm retired. My life is full, but this hobby is still one of my favorites. Fitness has always been very important to me, but I’ve had to change my activities as I became older. For over twenty years, running was my passion. Now I go hiking with a group almost every day, year-round. I still run a little and try to weight train and do yoga when I can. Like many people I’ve met on Postcrossing, I love to read a variety of things.

Postcards? I used to say, “Send something that you yourself would enjoy receiving”. I still think that’s good advice, but I’m sure you’d like more direction than that. I always do. I hate to list a lot of preferences, because someone could send me something that I never would have imagined I’d like.

So, it you want to know what I like, look at my favorites. I love fantasy and science fiction; animals; art cards; strange, bizarre, and unusual cards. But I will treasure whatever you want to send!

Please don't think you have to look through my received cards to avoid duplicates. Send what you want to send, and don't waste your valuable time.

The cards in my favorites are ones I have not received.

Thanks!

Updated 2/23/24

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