stibma

Hello,

my name is Marek. I’m 25 years old and I’m a student of chemistry at Masaryk University in Brno. I live in a small village not far from Česká Skalice in a homeland of the Czech famous novelists like B. Němcová, K. Čapek or A. Jirásek. You sure read R.U.R. or The Grandma in a school reading... :D My homeland is full of beautiful cultural and natural monuments like a pearl of the Czech baroque, Kuks Hospital, Josefov Fortress, Adršpach-Teplice Rocks or "sea" of the East Bohemia, Rozkoš Dam (ENG: "Delight Dam").

My hobbies include cycling, swimming, traveling, geography, gardening, reading: I love adventure literature and crime fiction - Jules Verne, Agatha Christie, Dan Brown and many others. I also like to learn new languages - English, French, Egyptian hieroglyphs and a year ago I started learning Chinese. I like to listen to music: not only rock and pop but also a classical music (especially when learning).

I would like to receive cards with:

* cultural and natural sights (castles, bridges, towers, lighthouses, mills, rocks, waterfalls...)
* university and library buildings
* your town/region, typical multiview cards
* famous people of your region/country
* local/national cuisine
* folk customs, traditions, sports
* typical flowers or animals of your country
* fairy tale and film characters (Walt Disney...), superheroes (Marvel...)
* mythical and horror figures (Elves, werewolves, vampires..)
* Christmas and New Year cards (in December/January)
* Birthday cards (in January/February)
* Inge Löök illustrations (especially aunties - I have cards No.: 8, 10, 11,
12, 20, 23, 32, 37, 43, 53, 58, 63)
* Leonid Afremov illustrations
* Rachel Ignotofsky illustrations (especially Women in science)

But I’ll be very glad for any card. All cards are welcome :D

I’ll be pleased if you write something in your mother tongue (but with English translation please :D).

Please, date your cards and put down your name.

PS: Dear Cyrillic-using postcrossers, please give your address in Cyrillic - cards with an address written in Cyrillic are delivered faster than cards with an address written in Latin.

Happy Postcrossing!

LOST CARDS:

CZ-1144803 to haptra (Malaysia); sent 13/Mar/2017 (expired)
CZ-1227866 to shinyelise (Germany); sent 10/Aug/2017 (expired)
CZ-1284745 to BiancaQ (South Africa); sent 8/Nov/2017 (expired)
CZ-1300350 to relesplop (Spain); sent 2/Dec/2017 (lost but registered :D )
CZ-1301056 to Genealie (France); sent 3/Dec/2017 (experied)
CZ-1320494 to Bremen 77 (Germany); sent 8/Jan/2018 (expired)
CZ-1329513 to Bookhuntress (U.S.A.); sent 22/Jan/2018 (expired)
CZ-1347815 to nearlyperfect (Germany); sent 21/Feb/2018(expired)
CZ-1365432 to Tatiana_Tatiana (Russia); sent 22/Mar/2018 (expired)
CZ-1381601 to Schuschu05 (Germany); sent 22/Apr/2018 (expired)
CZ-1387110 to Arina181 (Russia); sent 3/May/2018 (lost but registered :D
CZ-1387114 to YTBetty (Taiwan); sent 3/May/2018
CZ-1387122 to Iastochca Belarus); sent 3/May/2018