Post cards

[Steve Maskery]

This morning I received a post card. A proper, traditional, wish-you-were-here post card from the Lake District.

I give a lift to a lady every week when we go to the community workshop. She is my mum's generation, almost blind but refuses to give up on anything at all. A couple of weeks ago she asked me for my postal address, which I gave, wondering why she wanted it. Today I get a picture of a bank of tulips in front of a little jetty and some boats.

And top marks to the PO as well, given that the address was both inaccurate and incomplete!

I didn't realise that people still sent post cards. All very smile-inducing.

 

[monkeybiter]

PM me your address and I'll send you another, I'm off to the eternal city for a fortnight on Sunday.

8) 8) 8) 8)

 

[ChrisR]

We get one each year, from brother-in-law and his wife, nice to receive, as I never travel more than twenty miles from home and that would be an exception. :shock:

Chris.

 

[DiscoStu]

I am from the "can't be arsed" generation and hate doing postcards. However it is nice for the grand parents to see that the kids are having a nice time. I discovered touchnote. It's an app that lets you choose photos etc and then you can send them as a postcard. We used it from Florida and postcards arrived the next day and were personalised with our photos. Great!


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