When I posted yesterday that I found 36x card love after having been away, it turns out that I undercounted because there was another pile waiting that I initially overlooked! This takes the number of times I've thanked others to 100 which is a fitting milestone. Thank you so much, everyone! You really made my weekend.

• u/libertyprogrammer: Thanks for the Dia de los Muertos card! It's not a thing in my country but I looooved Coco - have you seen it? Such a wonderful movie!
• u/Intrepid-Researcher: Wait, you sent me yet ANOTHER card? Thank you so much! I always love all the care you put into decorating the card with different colours, rows of little hearts etc. So sweet of you! 🥰
• u/Lotu5m3i: Thanks for the greeting card and the tea! Hard to believe I know, but my specialization at uni was in the same area as yours (even though we studied very different majors!). I'll chat to you :)
• u/sleepycatbeans: Aww, you're so sweet! Thanks for writing such nice things - I'm happy to have connected with you through RAoC! I must admit though that the Mums that added colour to your patio left me scratching my head - typical lost in translation haha! Google tells me that mums in the US refers to Chrysanthemums (in British English, "mums" would be what you'd spell "moms"), so I thought it hilarious when Google suggested that people also search for "Do mums come back after a year?" 🤣. I loved the autumn themed stickers in the card and all the pretty stamp, stickers and stars washi tape on the envelope - thanks for taking such care!
• u/Monetmonkey: Thanks for the richly decorated envelope (including "thank you postie", so wholesome! 🥰🥰🥰) and the card answering my question! Yeah I can see how the lack of consistency would be an issue - people are complicated!
• u/sugarmagandjohn: Thank you for the exceptional Halloween bag of goodies including a detailed card, tea, photos from your recommended travel destinations and more, all lovingly put together in a Halloween themed ensemble! 🧡🧡🧡 I loove Interlaken and Jungfraujoch and Grindelwald! I only took the train up Jungfrau once 30 years ago and it was a very memorable experience. I remember among the things at the top, there was a substantial tunnel carved into sheer, blue ice that one could walk/slide through. I had actually meant to go back last year, but then the pandemic happened. I've not been to Morocco yet but it's on my list now!