A very late thank you! Everyone's postcards made my day and were a nice surprise whenever I'd receive them. These are my first postcards since joining RAoC and I look forward to sending postcards back to all of you! I appreciate the time you guys put into these cards. I've been feeling really overwhelmed with school and other things, so your cards are appreciated.

u/StephenFromReno88 - Hi! I've never been from Nevada so it was cool to get a card from there and I found the stamps you used really interesting. Are they just regular stamps you get at the post office? To address your question, the things I make are embroidered pieces, film photographs, and illustrations. Do you make anything?

u/PMmeifyourepooping - I love the Alice in Wonderland postcard you sent! I'm also on the visible mending subreddit, although I'm still a lurker. Looking back I realized that I've liked your posts, your mending is really impressive and I enjoy looking at your handwriting!

u/komalya13 - Loved the bibliophilia card! I showed it to my college advisor (also an English professor) and he didn't know that quote from John Milton. I like to look into specific name meanings and my name has a Christian background that I don't exactly understand. It's related to the name Sarah and some results online say it means "princess" (?). Octopus in a cool choice for a fav animal.

u/imokreally - I love all the extra touches to the card-the stickers and washi tape make the card feel extra special. I appreciate the time you put into the card and thank you for telling me some local history.

u/SchaffaWarrant52 - I enjoy Basquiat's work so it was great to get in the mail. I also appreciate your thoughtful message. One painter's work that I've been enjoying is Winslow Homer.