Long overdue thank-yous, this may be a bit long...

u/PlantSensitive7332 - I had no idea that Pendleton made postcards. I have been obsessed with Pendleton blankets for such a long time, and this is a much more budget friendly way to indulge in all the amazing designs! Thank you so much!

u/ColorlessMurakami - I LOVE the Le Pois postcard. It will go up on my pinboard with all the other plant-y cards beside all my plants-y plants! Thank you for thinking of me!

u/flufferoo22 - I loved the card! I loved the poetry! I loved that you used a book page heart to seal the envelope! You are SO talented!! What you wrote was also weirdly applicable to my life right now so I really felt it and I really, really appreciate your work! Thank you so much for sending me some beauty to my postbox when it was very needed. Did I mention you are SO talented?!

u/kassiktrl - thank you for the valentine - I turtley loved it! Any chance to watch a cheesy rom-com should never be missed, I hope your Valentine's day was FULL of a rom-com marathon!

u/Seabluz - another valentine for the littles! Thank you, they enjoyed it very much, especially the 'magic princess throwing sparkles' aka confetti.

u/lillyofthelake - I am always terribly excited to receive a Penguin Classic postcard, and this one was no exception, but I would like to specifically point out the AMAZING stamps, the John Steinbeck stamp was super cool and such a great choice for a book postcard! This will be making its way onto one of my (many) bookshelves.

u/mmmyesplease--- - I totally made the Farmer’s Apple Fritters already and they were indeed very tasty! An excellent card with an excellent recipe!

u/necropolis - Thank you so much for your recommendations, they were excellent suggestions and I very much appreciate that you pointed out the importance of not reducing people to just victimhood. I work with many veterans and other people who have encountered trauma as part of my job and this is something that I come across very often. It is wonderful to see people spreading educational resources and I very much appreciate you!

u/real_henley - I actually love the idea of just writing cards when you have time. I also miss full coffee shops and silent libraries, there is nothing better than surrounding yourself with books and your thoughts! Your card gave me warm fuzzies just remembering the feeling!

u/hopia89 (I think?!) - I really hope this is the correct user name because I absolutely LOVED the cactus card and am a little bit obsessed with the plant washi tape you put on it!!

u/cookbree - This postcard was really neat and I really enjoyed learning about the Daughters of Bilitis, which I have never heard of before but was very excited to hear about an organization doing that kind of work!

u/yetanotherblankface - I loved reading the postcard of the past! It was this warm, somewhat voyeuristic feeling that I imagine postmen/women feel when they read all of our postcards, because they clearly do. I mean, I definitely would! I also loved the idea of buying extra stamps to support the post office, that is a very lovely idea. Thank you so much for the card, and the postcard within the card!