Postcards, Using mail to communicate with Hive users
A few months ago a friend and Hive user, seriously if you do not know please follow @livinguktaiwan anyway... She did a terrific post and project with postcards, she sent tons of postcards around the world! It is a big thing with stamp costs and time to write individual pieces of writing on each postcard, it is a lot of effort.
When I travelled to Rome I picked up A couple of postcards I didn't think much of it at the time, but I recently did A deep clean of my room and I found these under my piles of envelopes and other parcel equipment, and it has inspired me.
It has inspired me to buy a postcard or 2 whenever I travel whether it is nearby towns or big trips like London or Europe. I feel inspired to write a postcard for someone but who...
I could open it to you, a hive user. Furthermore, I will certainly be giving it some thought.
It just feels good to write and to write to someone directly friend or stranger has a little feel-good factor. You never know, the receiver could be having a bad day, but your postcard could make their day and inspire them to do something new. My handwriting isn't great, so maybe it will be something I take care of :)
This is something completely new to me, I have never done this before, but I created this post to motivate myself to do it and maybe get some further advice, but also I hope you the reader of this post see that this is something new I am trying and in return it inspires you to post about something new you have or would like to try.
That will conclude my post for today, thanks for reading.
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