RU-1502754
The message reads (apart from the Russian as my feeble English keyboard doesn't have the correct characters so I just used Google tranlate):
Hello Tanya :)
How are you today?
My name's Liza and I'm writing you from Russia (Siberia). It's great for me to send you a postcard - a piece of my town (Surgut) to Australia - so far from me.
"Don't worry - be happy!" (this quote makes me smile)
In my language it sounds like: "Не волнуйтесь - будьте счастливы!"
Hope you'll like this card!
Best wishes, Liza
RU-1513203
The message reads (verbatim):
Hello, Tanya!!!The broken english makes it even more endearing :)
My name is Katerina, I live in Russia-town Kungan. Recently become involed crochet much I love this thing, now I knit myself a sweater and scarf to my boyfriend.
Good luck. Katerina =)
The stamps on this one were also a real treat!
Russia has solidified itself as my favourite nation to receive postcards from. I am constantly surprised by the variety and quality of cards I receive.
P.S. Haven't heard of Postcrossing? I tried to explain it all here.
These are fun! And the crochet flower is so cute.
ReplyDeleteOh I was hoping to see some more of your postcard collection! The second one is lovely.
ReplyDeleteDon't worry, I live my postcards so much I will be sharing often!
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