Postcard exchange

iepurica (it's great to write your nick with low case initial, btw),

First of all, you need to upload your pic to a website which provides image hosting services. I use Photobucket.

After you upload your pic, you'll get a link to it. Copy the link and use a code like this:

(img=paste the link here)Image description(/img)

On the code above, I replaced square brackets by ordinary ones for that to be visible to you.

Good luck!

You also use Photobucket Goncin?

Thatha - I used Photobucket to upload those scans Goncin also did

I can't remember since when I started using it, it's so neat and easy... hehehe.

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I can't find some of my cards anymore . I can not have thrown them away, but they just left me!! :S I think I might have to clean my room tomorrow and look for them.. *sigh*

I've sent today 10 cards - hopely will arrive at the destinations!
Now I've sent one card each of all the list :-)

Greetings!

I received this post card from Roller-Coaster today
It is several views from Belgrade (French way to spell name of the city)
with very nice words, I wish you the same, Bojana! Thanks a lot for this card and these wishes

I'd received postcards from:
Una
Roller-Coaster
Iepurica&Bamsa
Pia

to each one of the four a great Thank you!!

It's about time to say "THANK YOU" for all those cards... I guess mine are almost reaching recipients...

Thank you Thais, Chantal, Pia, Francky, Iepurica & Bamsa, Pluiepoco!!!

And today there arrived a nice brazilian postcard here:



from Goncin, state São Paulo.

Thanks a lot to Goncin!
(I only didn't understand "english" :-( ) *joke*

Goncy, you were saying there is not so much worth to be seen in your town.....

What? Did I write something wrong?

Well, Franca has now 320,000 inhabitants. That's what I think it's enough to call it city instead of town.

As I said elsewhere, we really don't have so much things to show, but we try very hard... Nice to know you liked it, iepurica!

Well, goncy, according to Oxford dictionary (which is my "bible" when comes about English) "city • noun (pl. cities) 1 a large town, in particular (Brit.) a town created a city by charter and containing a cathedral", so as you can see, it is quite the same.

My home town, back in Romania is called Ploiesti and has 250 000 and I still call it town... And I did not want to be offensive in any way, by the way.

Beautiful cathedral, I guess it is catholic. I am always interested in arhitecture. by the way..

No, no offenses at all . Just a little comment.

And yes, it is a Catholic cathedral.

Iepurica and Bamsa?
Why is that?

By the way, romanian rules!

Because it happens that Bamsa is my husband... If that was the question

Cool!
Congratulations.

I just asked because (of course) I didn't know that...
I got no chrystal ball........

Recieved a postcard from Mantova, Italy today.
Thanks very much Chiara

No problem casper, I have said a few times, but you probably missed the discussion...