It is all about postcards

I received more postcards from the USA

OKLAHOMA STATE ROCK

Before dinosaurs werein existence, the sea covered Oklahoma

depositing barium sufate into the sand. As the climate changed, 

the sea dried up, and crystals (rose rocks) were

formed. Iron oxide in the sand gave the rocks their reddish

color. These beautiful, rare, rose rock clusters can be viewed at 

Timberlake Rose Rock Museum in Noble, Oklahoma.

St. Louis Union Station, once the largest and busiest passenger

rail terminal in the world, is now one of America's great marketplaces. 

Union Station first opened in 1894, but ceased operation as an active

train terminal in 1978. Union Station reopened in August

of 1985 as the largest adaptive re-use prject in the US.

Today, this National Historic Landmark of unmatched beauty and 

elegance has been dramatically restored and redveloped as 

dynamic mixed-use project that includes great shopping,

delicious dining and fabulous entertainment.

This litte beauty came from Japan

I can't remember if I showed these already, so just to be sure...

And last but not least! Mail art from France

back and front from the same card

It has been way too long again

Two reasons why I haven't posted in a while:

1. Our desktop is a pain in the behind, 

it is simply too old.

2. I have a job! Finally! And it is taking most 

of my energy. 

Of course I still send and receive mail! Let me 

show you two of the lovely postcards I got in my 

mailbox lately. 

This postcard comes from Drenthe, the Netherlands

And this very nice card comes from the USA

I would like to promise to do better... but I won't, 

I don't know if I can keep that promise.