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FlyerTalk postcard project: send wishes to a friend for her high school diploma
Hello, I'd like to start another postcard project and need some help from the FlyerTalk community:
A long time friend's daughter just got her high school diploma. She's 18 years old and will study Biology at Le Mans university, France. Her hobby is collecting stamps from all over the world and that's where I could need some help from the FlyerTalk community:
Please send her picture postcards from fancy places and put some nice stamps on it. It really made her day when I gave her a Trinidad and Tobago stamp, a FlyerTalker sent me recently ... she'll be very suprised to have a lot of foreigners sending her congratulations for her high school diploma or wishing her good look with her studies ... or merry christmas ...
please pm me for the address or post here in the thread, I'll send you the address and if you like, will reimburse you (paypal) all fees. This girl helped me a lot for my job by sending me her old exercise books ... that would be my way to thank her. Write in english, french german or any other language ...
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I'm in. FTers were great on "Operation Postcard" when my sister had cancer. Let me know the address (although I'm not sure a postcard from the Midwest qualifies as exotic, but I think I might have one from the national park - considered America's "Swiss Alps" that my sister worked at). Cheers.
Is she more interested in the stamp or the postcard. I have some extra postcards from my RTW trip this past spring but if I mailed them they would have US postage on them.
Is she more interested in the stamp or the postcard. I have some extra postcards from my RTW trip this past spring but if I mailed them they would have US postage on them.
I think it's both. but the stamps do really count for her, too! so maybe you can chose some nice US stamps which are not so common in a small village in rural Normandy ... she doesn0t know anything about it and I am really curious how much time it will need until she finds out who's behind all these postcards from complete strangers ... thank you !!!
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I'm in. FTers were great on "Operation Postcard" when my sister had cancer. Let me know the address (although I'm not sure a postcard from the Midwest qualifies as exotic, but I think I might have one from the national park - considered America's "Swiss Alps" that my sister worked at). Cheers.
I'm in too! I love Operation Postcard... I started my own last year when I discovered my cousin in France... so far I've sent her at least one from all my travels... Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Juan, Santo Domingo... and even more from my Australian trip... Fiji, Tasmania, Sydney, Melbourne, Gold Coast... etc. One thing I'm sort of unsure about... why I never send her one from NYC???
In fact people from the OZ Fest will tell you about my 20 post card story in the Kuranda Park... LOL... they were surprised and maybe even a little amazed that I got to fill all of them out to mail them from the park before heading back on the Skyrail... haha
Great idea!
--Russ
PS. Does anyone know if you can send a post card from London Heathrow? I'd like to fire one away as I'm flying to France to meet my cousin for the first time and thought it would be real goofy if I send her one from the airport... it would obviously arrive after I've met her already, but still cool.
Hello, I'd like to start another postcard project and need some help from the FlyerTalk community:
A long time friend's daughter just got her high school diploma. She's 18 years old and will study Biology at Le Mans university, France. Her hobby is collecting stamps from all over the world and that's where I could need some help from the FlyerTalk community:
Please send her picture postcards from fancy places and put some nice stamps on it. It really made her day when I gave her a Trinidad and Tobago stamp, a FlyerTalker sent me recently ... she'll be very suprised to have a lot of foreigners sending her congratulations for her high school diploma or wishing her good look with her studies ... or merry christmas ...
please pm me for the address or post here in the thread, I'll send you the address and if you like, will reimburse you (paypal) all fees. This girl helped me a lot for my job by sending me her old exercise books ... that would be my way to thank her. Write in english, french german or any other language ...
SMI for another couple of days, JNX for another 5 days and then in an island without and airport, let alone an IATA code (not even a pharmacy to boot with...) for another 5 days. I guess you'll opt for one of those, instead of French or American stamps that I could also send on my way back to NY.
Choose which one you like. No need to worry, of course, about reimbursing anything...
Shame you didn't post earlier. Had a lot of "exotic" travel (including Haiti in mid-June) earlier this year...
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Is there a timeframe on this?
no real timeframe on this. But I though it would be cool to have postcards arriving within one year - so take your time. no need to write them all now ... thanks for those participating so far
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