Send and receive postcards from all over the world
Who doesn’t like getting a postcard in the mail?
With the overwhelming evolution of technology, the act of putting pen to paper almost seems old-fashion. Words have the same definition whether typed or scrolled by hand. But handwriting can reveal clues about an individuals personality where digital text lacks that touch.
Years ago I discovered a site called Postcrossing that links together people who enjoy writing postcards. Once signed up for a free account, you request an address, and can begin exchanging postcards with random people around the world! All cards are assigned an ID that you write along with your message. Once the person receives your card, they register that ID and a map program calculates the distance it traveled. It’s a fun way to learn about other cultures, geography and connect with real people. I’ve received amazing handmade cards and messages that took me a while to translate.
Do you enjoy sending postcards? Have you ever used postcrossing?
October 13th, 2012 at 11:44 am
Hello
I love postcrossing! I have received 2 already and I have more traveling!
I also collect, send and receive postcards from all over the world. When I receive them, I work to post them on my website. I am slightly behind after surgery, but I am working hard to catch up. If you would like to send and receive one, please visit https://www.thepostcardsproject.com/ on the contact page.
October 13th, 2012 at 12:03 pm
I sent out hundreds of postcards on my round the world trip to people I didn’t know. It was actually a little adventure to write the postcards and then find a post office in a country where I didn’t speak the language and send out 50+ postcards at once. Everyone loves getting something in the mail that isn’t a bill.
November 3rd, 2014 at 1:23 pm
send me please to my adress : cite salem elattaf ; aindefla 44003 ; algerie .