I was catching up on stuff that had been recorded on our DVR while we were at Easter dinner last night, so I only got a postcard and a letter ready to go out this morning.
The postcard went to a school which joined post-crossing to get a view of the world. I thought that this old schoolhouse in Old Sacramento would be interesting for them.
I also wrote a letter to my sponsored child in the Philippines, but that gets sent by e-mail through Compassion, Int'l.
There was a great bunch of incoming mail.
Two great post-crossing cards, from Spain and Finland (including one of the great Inge Look cards) and a wonderful Swap-Bot card from Perth (Western Australia). Then there were three penpal letters, and one Swap Bot letter from someone with whom, I think it's fair to say, I have absolutely nothing in common. But that's the breaks when you enter into a random swap. Sometimes you win, sometimes you don't.
The postcard went to a school which joined post-crossing to get a view of the world. I thought that this old schoolhouse in Old Sacramento would be interesting for them.
I also wrote a letter to my sponsored child in the Philippines, but that gets sent by e-mail through Compassion, Int'l.
There was a great bunch of incoming mail.
Two great post-crossing cards, from Spain and Finland (including one of the great Inge Look cards) and a wonderful Swap-Bot card from Perth (Western Australia). Then there were three penpal letters, and one Swap Bot letter from someone with whom, I think it's fair to say, I have absolutely nothing in common. But that's the breaks when you enter into a random swap. Sometimes you win, sometimes you don't.
I was looking through your blog worrying that my letter hadn't arrived yet and scrolled past it like 5 times. -.- English people being English people... Looking forward to the reply :)
ReplyDeleteAww, that schoolhouse at Old Sac reminds me of elementary school field trips :)
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