la99

Hi Fellow Postcrosser! I live in Virginia, USA with my wife. I am originally from Louisiana, a home and culture that makes me who I am. I am so fortunate to have retired early from a career in Social Work and now enjoy reading, creative writing, and wandering the great outdoors. I am continuing to learn to play the fiddle (well, I would if I practiced more)

Feel free to share whatever you'd like on the card- anything you include would be new to me. If you are inclined, tell me about your favorite quote, a treasured book or a secret you can't tell anyone else.

I'll enjoy the postcard I receive, I have enjoyed every one I have gotten, but if you want some ideas:
I enjoy postcards
that are vintage, old, used or
show violins,
bicycles, Vespa's or roller skates,
birds,
Cambodia, Myanmar, Vietnam, Bhutan,
trains, typewriters or telephones,
cemeteries or funeral art,
books or libraries,
contain Buddha/Buddhist symbols,
it can even be the postcard no one wants or
a creative postcard made by you (super awesome extra fave)
...and to borrow from Antje321 "You can send Ad/Free cards, Homemade cards, recycled or re-used ones, self-taken Photos, Food- or Non-Food cardboard packages, a great picture cut out of a newspaper and stuck on a cardboard - everything that is possible to put in a Mailbox with a stamp."

No worries to what you send.
Peace,
Lari

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