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** Dear Pei from China, I received your wonderful postcard with Nongan Liao Dynasty Pagoda but the ID is wrong, please email it to me**

*IF YOU SENT ME A CARD A WHILE AGO AND I HAVE NOT REGISTERED IT YET IT MEANS I HAVE NOT RECEIVED IT. PLEASE FEEL FREE TO SEND ME THE ID AND I'LL REGISTER IT ANYWAY*

Hi there!

ANY card will be appreciated but please NO nudity or obscenity.

These are my preferences just to give you an idea what I like the most (in no particular order):

- vintage, old cards (I mean from the 40's-90's, I can't believe that the 90's is "old" now:))) - love those, they have character! The subject does not matter, it can be a holiday greetings postcard. Or any of those old boring postcards - I adore them.
- anything that has to do with books, books' authors and illustrators; libraries
- military, police
- cards showing something about the history or geography of your country
- restaurant/cafeteria/cafe (especially interiors) - I've started a little collection recently
- famous events (Olympic games, festivals, racing, etc)
- sweets, desserts, tea, COFFEE!!! Or simply food
- local wildlife
- your country's current or former Presidents, Prime Ministers, Kings/Queens, rulers, etc.
- local tourists' attractions (famous buildings, monuments, landmarks, Universities, etc) or simply a postcard featuring some place in your country/city/town/village/community

*If you are from BELARUS please choose something that depicts your country, if you can, no pressure:)) And if you know the language please write in Belorusian.
*If you are from FINLAND please write your favorite male and female Finnish names if you don't mind.
*If you are from a "rare" country (like Iran, Bahrain, Greenland, etc - countries with 4 digit or less ID's) it would be nice to receive a typical tourist card.
*If you have a postcard with a verse from the Bible I'd love to have it.
*Русскоговорящие, если хотят, могут писать на русском:)

Ad cards are welcome; if you like making cards, go ahead and send me one of your creations:)

Thanks for reading this and happy postcrossing!

P.S. Sometimes the US Postal Service puts a strip of white paper on the card. You can remove it safely without damaging the card, just gently pull it off.