irina-arika

Hello reader! :)
My name is Irina and I am from Russia.
Let's briefly go over my biography. I am 23 years old and I live in the south of Russia in Krasnodar. Here we have either hot spring or rainy autumn all year round. I am a teacher, I work in a kindergarten. I love my job and I can spend hours telling funny situations from everyday work. In my free time, I prefer to spend either with a company with a book or with a brush in my hands. I am fond of photography. I love photographing people. I like to catch their sincere emotions in the camera lens, be it an infectious laugh or a thoughtful look. I am a sociable person and would like to find a companion here to improve my very bad English. You can even arrange a language exchange: you teach me English, and I teach you Russian (if you are interested).
What postcards are sent?
1. Postcards with architectural monuments of your city or country.
2. Landscapes of your area painted with watercolors or any other paint.
3. Postcards in vintage style. I really love vintage and 17th-19th century style, so getting postcards like this is a pleasure for me.
4. I am a fan of Korean pop music, so if you send me cards with such topics, I will also be glad.
5. Mythical pictures. I love studying the mythology of other countries, so I would like to receive collections of fictional creatures that are spoken about in your area.
DO NOT send, please, promotional or pictorial cards of any kind.
Illustrations I love only in the style of NELLI LASSEN6))
I am in favor of the idea of finding a pen pal. New people are new experiences, so write. Waiting for a letter:)))
In general, write whatever you like and send any cards, the main thing is that it is from the heart :)"Yes, yes, I am a romantic :))" Write me arikakardamon@mail.ru and my instagram arika_kardamon

P.S.Please stop sending me postcards about the war in Ukraine.
You did not fully understand what is happening in the end, so I do not like to read other people's illogical speculation.
I don't like to say empty phrases and I am very disappointed in people who use such a wonderful service as postcrossing to insult someone else. I respect any nation/gender/orientation, but my respect and patience end where other people's insults to me and to my country begin.
Let's not spoil the beautiful motto and purpose of this service. Talk more about your country's history. Write me less bad thin