One and Two

Yes, I checked my P.O. Box today and found several items in it. One was a postcard. From Germany. It is wonderful getting cards from strangers. You should join Postcrossing. It is free, fun, and fantastic! The other items were of no consequence to this post.

I currently have two cards in transit, one to Germany, one to somewhere here in the USA.

Here is today’s card!

More cards are needed to send. I welcome all donations. You can pass along any postcards to my PO Box at any time.

Send to:
Will J. Robertson
P.O. Box 698
Dos Palos, CA 93620

Thank you!

Five Postcard Day

I looked inside my PO Box and discovered 5 postcards today! I have registered them on Postcrossing and post them here for your enjoyment. I got two from Germany, two from the USA, and the last from Canada. Here they are!

Postcard from USA — Squirrel Monkey – South America

Deadwood, SD - circa 1877 — View of Chinatown in the Bad Lands area of Deadwood on lower Main Street.

Postcard from Canada — Ware’s Guide to Emigrants

More to add to my large postcard collection. Until next time, Will out!

Cards on a Thursday

I checked my PO Box today, found two cards in it. One is from Russia and the other is from Taiwan. I think this may be my first-ever received from Taiwan. The images, as always are below.

I will next check my box on Saturday, unless otherwise able. As it is, I am waiting on news of a certain job that I will begin within the coming week. A busy time for me. But I always have time for postcards from around the globe. Send more my way! Use Postcrossing and have fun!

More cards to report on

Since my last update here, I have checked my PO Box today and found three more postcards had arrived. They came from Suomi, Finland, Harvard University, Mass., and Saskatchewan, Canada. The one from Finland was filled out during a meetup in celebration of Postcrossing’s 15th birthday! The images are below.

Postcrossing 15th birthday meetup — Sigs from the meetup

Statue of John Harvard by Daniel Chester French, Harvard Yard

Castle Butte, Big Muddy Badlands, Southern Saskatchewan, Canada

A few more of my cards have been received worldwide and, at this time, five are still in the wild, waiting to be recorded. Until later, have a great night all.

Cards arrived today!

I visited my PO Box today and found three postcards arrived today! Finally! I hope more appear in the coming days and weeks.

Two are from here in the USA and one from Holland. The images are below.

Postcard from Florida — Star Cluster in Corona Australis

Sure is fun to send and receive cards worldwide! Use Postcrossing and you too can have a great time!

All the cards

Yesterday I got confirmation that all my USA-sent postcards were delivered and logged on PostCrossing.com. Now, I await word regarding the several international cards. One to Germany, one to Russia. Just a waiting game.

I can now send out more cards. I have a few more to send. Will keep you posted.

First one sent

It took three days, but the first of my nine cards arrived at its destination yesterday. The recipient of the card posted confirmation of it to Postcrossing and I got the email confirming it. That is the card that was sent to San Francisco! 152 miles! Now, still waiting on word of the others and I will check my mailbox later today to see if I have received any cards. My next update soon.

Sharing postcards

Sending and receiving postcards for fun! — Send and receive postcards using Postcrossing

Using the free services of Postcrossing.com, I send off postcards with hand-written notes to far-off destinations, some here in America, others in foreign lands, and impatiently await the arrival to my post office box postcards sent by strangers. The mystery and the excitement of learning about others and seeing postcards of various types. My current allotment is nine cards sent, but as more are received, my allotment will increase. I am sending these nine out tomorrow (Monday, July 6th) to Russia, Germany, and several places in America. This blog will be updated when cards are received.

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