And some more...

....and I have more, they've been stacking up again! :(
SO I'll be doing more tomorrow!

Kentucky Map Card

I just think this is so cute, a film image from For The Birds

Blueberries from Poland

Cool looking doors from Germany, the quote says "For every door that closes, another one will open".

Montauk Point on Long Island, I've even been there!

City view of Charlotte NC

An old view of the Russian Empire.

Lighthouses of Germany

Very relaxed chickens from Holland.

Illustration of Temple of Karnak, Egypt, from the US.

Prince Edward Island, Canada

This is from Belarus, the quote says "I wish you love for long years." I don't think the woman quite likes the thought of that!

150th anniversary of stamp issuance in Hong Kong.

Part of the wonderful house designed by Antoni Gaudi in Barcelona Spain.

This is one you don't get every day - the long hallway underneath a hospital in Tucson AZ, taken by my friend who lives in Tucson. I think it's rather neat!

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I'd love for you to visit me at my art blog, A Rabbit In The Garden.

Does Anyone Read This?

If there are readers, I apologize profusely, because I have had a hard time of it health wise and have not been able to post anything. And I am so far behind with stacks of cards to post (small stacks, but still...). Maybe I should forget about doing a postcard blog, I don't know. But anyway, here are some of the cards I have received.

A great bicycle postcard sent in an envelope from Ukraine, with a coin for me!

A monastery in Spain.

Shei-Pa National Park in Taiwan

The Japanese stately art of Noh (it's the description on the card)

An old camping poster from Finland.

A canal in Amsterdam, Holland.

Celebrating Sinterklaas in Holland.

Great old mailbox in Taiwan.

Estonia's 20th anniversary Songfest.

From Taiwan

"Happy New Year" from Russia!

The harbor at Norderney, Germany

Old boats in Taiwan

A pair of penguins sent from Germany.

Another great card from Finland for my collection!

Reflections on a city pavement, from Ukraine (and it is positioned the right way!)

The sender's husband took the picture of the old boat in Hong Kong.

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I'd love for you to visit me at my art blog, A Rabbit In The Garden.

Catch Up Time Again!

Sometimes I get frustrated with my small energy chunks of time, I just can't do all that I want to do!! But I am reminded that they will still be here waiting for me, so I am thankful to have these to show you. It's spring here now, everything is budding out and the birds are filling the air with all different sorts of music!

This has such fantastic colors! It's from Holland and I think it is gorgeous!

These Penguin Book cover postcards are popular now, but I am not a fan of them particularly.

What an interesting building to live in, in Barcelona Spain!

The sender works with people struggling with addictions, and this is from their painting therapy workshops. I think it is quite lovely!

The buildings of Litchfield, Connecticut

Beautiful Idaho scene!

Civil War battlefield in Virginia.

Krasnolurhsky Bridge in Moscow; in the upper left is the Novodevichy Monastery. The sender tells me that she likes to go for walks there, because it is very quiet, even in the midst of a noisy city.

Alphonse Mucha card; the sender said that there will be a large Mucha exhibition in Iowa soon.

Cavallini peacock postcard.

Lovely windmill in Holland - peaceful looking.

Sent from Canada, a picture of baby Canada Geese.

From Switzerland, an illustration of the Matterhorn.

An ethnic tribal village in north Vietnam; such colorful clothing!

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I'd love for you to visit me at my art blog, A Rabbit In The Garden.

Another Bunch

A painting on driftwood of an anchor, from England.

Chinese opera performers, in the Kunqu style, sent from US.

Blythe doll with devil and angel at her ears.

All about Lupins from Canada. Because they grow wild and there is such a variety, people think they are a natural species, but they were introduced to the area as ornamental flowers from the Mediterranean, and then escaped to grow wild. Beautiful!

A view of Barcelona, Spain.

A great shot of the American Bald Eagle!

An interesting recipe that only serves one- but I think after reading it, it could really serve two!

Hahahaha!

And I really like this photo of a German Goose with the Dandelion in its mouth!

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I'd love for you to visit me at A Rabbit In The Garden.