tuscaloosaheart

Hey.
My name is Natalie, I'm from Minsk, the capital of Belarus.
I'm already quite an adult, and the truth is that I no longer know what I dream about. But there is still hope in my soul that one day I will find the courage to understand that there is no spare life. THIS is life, here and now. I will see the sea again, and the salt on my skin will be the most pleasant feeling at this moment. I will see places that I never even dared to dream about before. Some day.
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I love to read. Sometimes I draw when I have inspiration. I can't live without coffee. Love train stations and airports. Black and white photographs of people and architecture. I am amused and fascinated by seagulls.

I will be pleased to receive any postcard from you. It doesn't matter what it will show.. send what you like. A few sincere words sometimes mean much more than they seem. For me, postcrossing is about unity with the whole world. This is an opportunity to hold in your hands a piece of a place where, perhaps, you will never visit in your life. Another turn of the red thread that unites all our destinies.
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And a couple more words.
In this difficult and ambiguous time, I would like to say one thing: let's not forget that a person is something more than just a physical body. There are far more important things than money, power, entertainment and consumerism. Money can't buy human dignity. After a while, it will be easy to talk about who was right and who was wrong.. But we live here and now, and every human life matters. Let's be human.
Let's build, not destroy.
Let's give this world a chance.
Our strength is in unity.