u/panpantastic x2: Thank you for your 2 postcards, one with the ASEAN stamp and the other of KL! I noticed that the first postcard was from loka made. Coincidentally, I just bought a couple of postcards of theirs for Singapore too! Your postcard of KL reminds me that I haven't been in far too long. I'm sure it's changed greatly since I was last there.

u/evrthngwzsup2bdfrnt: Thank you for telling me about your trip to New Mexico through Texas! Road trips can be so much fun, especially when you have that unlimited stash of snacks with you and good company, of course!

u/starrynyght: Thank you for your card from Portland. I never really thought about it, but it makes sense that Stumptown is a reference to the city itself. Thank you for the nostalgia. P.s. Did you have Salt and Straw while you were there?

u/nirayahrose711: Thank you for your postcard of such a cute koala and your facts about Australia. I think I may have heard something about visiting all its beaches, but it's still crazy to imagine that it would take 27 years! I think it may only be in Australia that drinking and political success would have a link! 😂

u/isha314: Thank you so much for your birthday card and card with the Harry Potter quote! I love how your card feels, but I haven't figured out what material it's made out of, haha!

u/DaenerysWon: Thank you for your postcard with the flower and for telling me about your dream holidays! The trip to the Caribbean sounds amazing. I haven't scuba dived before, but I've seen videos and it looks fantastic! I have a huge, never-ending list of places I'd love to visit too. If only time and money would permit them all, but we can always dream.

u/sharkmaid420: Thank you for sending me a postcard while you were in Brazil! The museum building looks so unusual and I'm sure it would be amazing to see in person. I'd love to visit Brazil one day. I really want to go to Brasília and see Oscar Niemeyer's buildings in person!

u/KClause58: Thank you for your cute card. It sounds like it was a great birthday! I think that sightseeing and food is always a good way to celebrate. It's basically summer all year round here, so unfortunately, it's a lifetime of summers, but recently, it's been quite hot and I've been visiting my favourite ice cream shop a lot!

u/morenoodles: Thank you so much for your card and teas!! I'm so glad that you received my card and teas! I thought that your comment about how you'd grown up thinking Chinese teas were just black or medicinal because of what your parents drank was really funny. I grew up in a family where everyone liked coffee, but I somehow got into tea! I usually just drink Chinese, Japanese, Taiwanese or Korean teas, although I just came back from Vietnam and got some of their teas! I'm really not good about timing or temperature and I've lately just used cold brews to make tea. Pure laziness, I tell you. All the teas sound so exciting, but I'm most curious about the unsweetened green tea because I've never seen powdered green tea in a packet! I'd love to send you more of my teas, but they are mostly loose leaf and I don't know how I'd sent those to you... maybe if you have an idea we could do more...? Hahaha

u/Amrache: Thank you always for your cards and tea this time too! I love how the small cut-out had the glittery heart there. It's much cuter than the original green bowl, I think! I don't have a cat, but I've always thought that if ever I had one, I'd love it all black, or black with white paws, similar to the one in the card. Hopefully the weather is getting less cold, although it being Queensland, I think it's more warm than cold?