vince

(12 Sept 2005) I think postcards are a great way of keeping in touch. What an excellent website - proof that postcards can unite people better than most governments. I'm 30, born in Scotland, married in England, hobbies are cycling & writing.

(12 Sept 2006) I'm still loving postcrossing, expecting a baby with my wife in January, and I'm now 31. The best postcard is one which tells me what you have done today.

(12 Sept 2007) I am 32 now. We have a baby boy called Robert who tries to eat my postcards before I can read them.

(17 Sept 2008) Our son has learned not to eat postcards now. It is still nice to come home from work and find a postcard from a far away place telling us about your life. I am 33 now, but I feel older.

(02 March 2010) I am 35, and my wife and I now have a baby girl called Hannah.

(22 March 2011) I am 36 now (I seem to get older every year). After a year away from postcrossing I remember again how nice it it to receive these little windows into people's lives.

(19 October 2012) I am 38 now and my hair is not the same colour as my profile picture.

(16 April 2016). My two children now have postcrossing accounts and want to learn about the world. So do I!

(1 October 2022) I am 48, now my hair is grey AND a little bald, but I still have postcards in my life. My life is better for this.

Any postcard is good, but I love postcards made from food packaging. Don't put it in the bin, make it into a postcard and send it to me!

Thanks, Vince.