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Hello,

My name is Yulita. I am an English teacher at a middle school in Indonesia.

I would love to use Postcrossing as a fun way for my students to learn English, as well as learn about different countries around the world :)

I am aiming to exchange postcards with as many countries as we can and share the excitement of getting mail and the knowledge of different cultures.

It would be amazing if you would take time to tell us about your part of the world! I hope that Postcrossing will be a good way for my students to understand cultures and places around the world. You could also teach us some words in your native language :) That would be so much fun for us!

I would really appreciate it if you can send us postcard which represents the landscape of your city or your country. :)
And please write the date on the postcard :)

I’m looking forward to getting your postcard!
Have a lovely day!

Cheers,
Yulita.

P.S. I got a postcard from Russia which was sent on November 3,2015. It has no postcard id. I have asked for some assistance in Postcrossing to find the sender but hasn't got any luck. It is a white color postcard with a drawn picture of Lomanosov (not a real photograph, just a drawing)wearing red coat with hints of green holding papers and a pen. Riding a brown horse with yellow wings. There's russian writing at the bottom of the postcard. I really hope (desperately!) that the sender will come across at this note and let me know about that.

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