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Hej!

I like the oldfashioned way to send and receive greetings. It´s much more personal to write a postcard than an email. Someone chooses a suitable postcard, forms the letters by hand, puts a stamp on and goes to the letter-box. I think time is the most valuable thing to give away to someone else.
I enjoy gardening and plants, reading, cooking, drinking tea (!), my family and all my students att school. I'm working as a principal .

I would be glad if you answer one of the following questions:

-Where did you get in touch with Postcrossing?

-What person, dead or alive, would you be fond of meeting?

-What's your favorite quote, book, film...?

-Which famous Swedes do you know?

-What do you do when catching a cold? Please reveal your special household remedy.

-Is there a Museum of Art in your hometown? Please send me a reproduction of one of your famous painters or...

-What do you see outside the window close to your writing-desk?

-funny sized postcards
-classical female portraits
-black and white
-blue coloured
-an angel or two...or
-show me your hometown
-beautiful landscapes
-trees
-famous buildings, bridges, castles...
-seasonal cards
-Moomins from Finland
-Die Maus und Meckikarten aus Deutschland (gibts die überhaupt noch?) oder die gelben Ortsschilder

...or choose whatever you would like!

Unbelievable but true: the card SE-38343 was travelling 225 days until it reached China. I love happy ends!

The card with the lowest IDnumber up to now came from Namibia 814! I sent and received cards from 60 countries -146 left.

And last not least I expect the whole world to enter my home and I look forward to all your postcards!

Hej då
Antje