ninniliisa

I'm 42 years old, married woman from southern Finland. I have two lovely kids, a girl and a boy. I like photographing, exercising, knitting, penpalling, paper crafting, planning (Filofax & Happy Planner), reading, watching movies, riding, cycling, hiking, wandering in the nature (love flowers, trees, birds etc.), stamps and Postcrossing.

I'd like to hear something about you (your interests, your day, your family), your home town (what's the best thing there), your country (what's the weather like today, what's the national flower or plant) or anything that you'd like to share with me. I'm interested to know what's the everyday life like in different parts of the world.

Here are some suggestions if you're wondering what to send:
- mailboxes
- mapcards
- castles
- anything related to tea (teapots, teacups etc.)
- anything related to sweets (chocolate, licorice, lollies etc.)
- anything related to planners and planning
- architecture (buildings or even just details of them: doors, windows, gates etc.)
- animals or plants (especially flowers) typical for your country/region
- butterflies
- parrots and golcrests (in Finnish: papukaijat ja hippiäiset)
- colourful cards
- cards with old (vintage) advertisement material (like posters or signs)
- children's book illustrations and fairytales (Ilon Wikland/Astrid Lindgren, Elsa Beskow, Tove Jansson (Moomins), Pettson & Findus, Jip en Janneke, Dick Bruna (Miffy/Nintje), Krtek (The Mole), The American Girls Collection, Babar, Barbapapa, Sarah Kay and whatever is original from your country/your own favorite)
- Carl Larsson, Thomas Kinkade, Cicely Mary Barker (flower fairies)
- Christmas cards in December
- Birthday cards in June

SUOMESTA:
- Rudolf Koivu, Martta Wendelin, Erik Bruun, Kaarina Toivanen, Minna Immonen, Jaana Aalto, Marjaliisa Pitkäranta, Marit Björnegran

But I leave it up to you, every card will be loved:

I won't be marking my received cards as my favourites even though I'm sure I'll love them all:)