ezredax

ezredax, United States of America
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About Demaris...

Did you send me a set of installment postcard about Nat King Cole? I received 6 installment postcards. I don't know who you are. Please let me know who you are. Thank you!

have you sent me a meetup postcard? If so, there are so many signatures I can't tell who sent it. Please write sender or circle you name so I can thank you.

some senders: Pulkit Kochar, ErikB, ChaelaMOnstah, Paola, V Ngyen-Hawaii, Mia Salim

Olga from Russia you sent me a card but no id. Thank you but please tell me the number so I can register it.

Hi,

I live on a farm in the very south of Texas, USA. I am a mother of 5, grandmother of 15. great-grandmother of 30, and have 5 great-great-grandchildren. I have been collecting postcards for over 60 years.

I love postcards about postcards especially those you make for National Postcard Week. www.facebook.com - put National Postcard Week in the search. The first full week of May each year is when we celebrate NPCW. Does your country have this celebration? If not, get together with some friends and start one. If you would like to join us in the celebration send your name and mailing address to ezrestexas@aol.com and whether you would like to receive your postcards in an envelope or naked with a stamp.

There is also an International Postcard Week.

I hope you will participate in International Postcard Week (IPCW) during the first full week in October. It's simple and fun!!! All you do is create a postcard to share during IPCW with those across the globe who do the same. See the IPCW website here:
https://internationalpostcardweek.blogspot.com

My preferences are NPCW (National Postcard Week),IPCW (International Postcard Week), Inge Look, UNESCO, ordinary people doing everyday things, recipes, unusual buildings, lighthouses and iron lacework.

I love to cook the recipes that appear on postcards. Please provide an English translations if possible. I have made about 80% of them. Still haven't made Haggis. :)

Thank you and enjoy the day!
Demaris

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