I got my next pile of cards a few days ago and I couldn’t be happier!

Mystery sender of a card with a Victorian house — thank you very much for this lovely card! You wrote your name and return address, but I couldn’t find your username anywhere, so I can’t give you proper credit. I hope you see this! I loved the card and the stickers you used.

u/SkywardGiraffe x 2 — I love both the cute bear card and the noir poster card! It’s so cool that your great grandfather was a lighthouse keeper. Of course I understand how hard this job is, and how hard it was back in the day, but it still seems so romantic. And I’ll be sure to check out the movie with Angela Lansbury, I love her! I’m so glad I have this addition to my humble movie poster card collection.

u/WFHisboringgg — I love this painting by Mucha, thanks very much for the card!

u/umeshufan x 9 — thank you for all the World Postcard Day cards! I’ll be sure to send them out on October 1st, both here and on the Postcrossing website.

u/tigerlady13 — love the card with Point Wilson lighthouse! Thanks so much for exchanging with me!

u/baredoim — I love the washi tape you used for decoration and I love the way it matches the starry theme! And I loved the answer to my writing prompt. I also used my iPod for the longest time after everyone moved on to music streaming services and I’d still be using it if I could, but these days the charge only lasts for about two hours, which just isn’t efficient. Especially if I were taking my iPod to another planet for the aliens to use :D It’s pretty impressive that it still works though.

u/d4h-lia — thank you for the card, I’ve been wanting to start a collection of beer-themed cards for a while! I have to confess I hardly ever watched Spongebob when I was a kid. My own favorite childhood cartoon is probably Scooby-Doo.

u/est_1983xx x 3— oh wow, thank you so much for all these stickers and cards! I read up on “cwtch” and I absolutely love the implications of this word. The space cards are so beautiful too. I also really loved the stamps you put on the envelope!

EDIT: added the number of cards received from one of the senders