Greetings from Singapore postcard. Tq Kay Jin ;)

After a long week going outstation, today I returned home and found out that there were 7 postcards waiting for me.

1. Kay Jin of Singapore (swap, GF, above) - "Hi Wak, nice to meet you. So here I GF to help your collection, hopefully you get many designs to show us in the future! " Note: I think this is my seventh (7th) GF postcard so far. Btw, I met Kay Jin in Singapore during their 5th postcrossing meetup this year.

2. Fisherman, Dublin (IE-108387) - "Hello Wak, I hope you enjoy this sunset over Dublin - Fisherman"

3. Amelia, Georgia, USA (US-3821638) - "Hello, I hope this card finds you well! I live in a small suburb about an hour west of Atlanta, Georgia. All the best to you! " Note: But she gave me an Arizona postcard.

No. 34: Fisherman, Dublin, United Kingdom No. 33: Amelia, Atlanta Georgia

4. Sarah Lam, of Taipei, Taiwan (TW-1854500) - "Dear Wak, Greetings from Taiwan! This is a postcard of the Taipei red House under sunset. It is the first market in Taipei and was built in 1908. It is now transfored into a market for "creative stuff" and a popular tourist distinction. Hope you like this postcard. Happy postcrossing! Best"

5.Dean, Serbia (RS-25265) - "Hello! Greetings from Serbia. Tito is very important, but controversial person, for in history for all country from former Yugoslavia. His grave is in Belgrade (Serbia). Hi funeral drew many world statesmen. Based on th enumber of attending politician and state delegations. It is still regarded as the largest state funeral in history. Happy Postcrossing. Dean"

No. 32: Sarah Lam, Taipei, Taiwan No. 31: Dean, Belgrade, Serbia

6. Sarah Beth, USA (US-3821637) - "Greetings from America! This sunrise is from the Southwest. I went out there on a road trip a few years ago. I never knew I would love the desert so much. The canyons & dunes and sand and colors are nesarly indescribable. (I'm not a hot weather kind of girl but it wasn't bad.) I'm getting into photography so much, got a beautiful camera for Christmas and taking a couple classes. Wishing you a happy healthy 2016!"

7. Thomas of Hamburg, Germany (DE-4915180, the last photo below) - "Hi Wak, I hope you are well. The picture which you see is near the harbour in Hamburg. Hamburg is a beautiful city in Germany. You can do a lot of activities. All the best! Regards." Note: I feel strange about this postcard because Thomas put it inside an envelope. Why cannot he just write my address on the postcard, paste the stamp and mail to me without the envelope? Anyway, thank you for the postcard.

Another note. So, today I created a new label called 'Mastika: Weird & Strange' postcards I received due to the nature of not usually normal.

No. 30: Sarah Beth, USA No. 29: Hamburg, Germany

TODAY I received 4 poscards. The first postcard (no. 17 on postcrossing ID) delivered by Ms Greta of Lithuania. She wrote:

"Labas (Hello) Wak!

Greetings from snowy Lithuania :)

My name is Greta, I'm almost 23 years old and I live 

in our capital city Vilnius! It's the biggest city in 

LTU with 540 000 of habitants. I guess comparing with 

cities of Malaysia it is very small for you ;D

I've picked you this postcard because thats how 

Lithuania looks in winter. I hope you will like it!

Best wishes to you in New 2016 year! 

Greta. -16 C. LT-485692"

The second postcard was from Jiwon of South Korea. She wrote:

"Apa khabar Wak!

Thank you for the offer :)

It's first time to send a postcard to Malaysia.

So interesting.

I wish you a happy new year in 2016 and all your efforts 
into great achievements!

Best wishes, Jiwon"

The third and fourth postcard were coming from Pang of Thailand. Pang's second postcard was attached (slightly glued) together with the first one, and to the postcrosser named Olivia of United Kingdom. I would send the Olivia's postcard directly from my post office here in Malaysia. Pang wrote:

"Dear Wak,

Sawasdee ka! greetings from Thailand.

I'm Pang from Thailand. Thank you to interested direct swap with me. 

I guess this card will arrive you after new years.

So, Happy New Years. May all your wishes come true in 2016.

Pang"

Later I message her about the error, and she replied (misunderstood):

"Hello Wak,
I'm so sorry about my mistakes about postcard.
I will send new card to you and thank you about postcard
you will send to Ms Olivia.
I'm really sorry.
Best wishes, Pang"

I am trying to reply back but my postcrossing message is full right now. So, I need to tell her again tomorrow morning after 8am.

Wrongly delivered postcard to my mailbox. From Pang (Thailand) to Olivia (UK).

TODAY I got 2 postcards, from Ms Lauren of Seattle and Mr Mukund of Pune, India. Both postcards have their own special appearance. While Ms Lauren's postcard is in wide size, Mr Mukund's description of the postcard is wrong and not accurate, and I think it supposed to be for other receipient. But I would like to appreciate both of them to send me the postcards.

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Hello Wak! I thought this was a neat postcard & thought you may like it with your interest in photography. This is a newstand at Pikes Place Market in Downtown Seattle. One of my favorite places in the city. Lots of vendors selling their wares & an occasional fish being thrown "=)
I hope you are enjoying Postcrossing. I love getting cards from places I hope to visit some day. We live about 20 miles west of Seattle and enjoying hiking, geocaching, music & movies. Happy postcrossing. Lauren ")

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Note. I dont want to write the message Mr. Mukund typed to me on the postcard since all the information is wrong and not correct. Anyway, thank you for sending me the postcard.

Postcard from India: