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Postcrossing

Think of the last time you saw a piece of mail that wasn't junk. What about one from Albania or France? Postcrossing allows you to send and reccieve handwritten cards from all over the world. It combines the appeal of snail mail, interesting facts, and meeting new people, into a stress free possibility for anyone. I love meeting new people but have bad social anxiety. Although I've been working to overcome it, it still makes meeting new people difficult. Postcrossing is a way around that. Of course I have to give credit to Barbara Ann Claridge. I discovered her site a few months ago and quickly found her postcrossing page. I've been hooked ever since.

Credits

• Barbara Ann Claridge I just want to give credit to the person who inspired both this page and who got me into postcrossing in the first place. It has been a very positive influence on my life and I've even got some friends into the hobby as well. I can't see a single downside to it at all and I hope to keep doing it for quite a long time.
• ACME Widgets her other website

Postcrossing

• Postcrossing the original site for sending postcards around the world. This is the most popular one.
• Postcard United
• Geography Postcard Swap

Letter Writing

• The Letter Exchange. For a small fee each year, The Letter Exchange will send you a booklet with lists of poeple you can send snail mail and postcards too.
• WriteALetter.org A blog by a retired mail carrier.
• Letter Writers Alliance. You can still visit the archives, but this one was shutdown in 2020.
• Postal News.

Postcards I've Reccieved