Sometimes I stumble on (or get forwarded) articles that are about postcards, but not about Postcrossing necessarily… I still wanted to share these with you all, but there wasn’t a place to collect them. So this topic is for that. 
Postcrosser @bjhowden let me know about this article, featuring a writer and journalist who sends postcards to his godchildren:
Such a great article, thanks for sharing!
This was EXCELLENT!!!
And it’s a great idea for friends and relatives who may not want to get as involved as something like Postcrossing.
This is a surprise, I actually know Mark we are members of inventors of 
. It really is a small world….he now resides in the us
What a wonderful story 
Thank you so much for sharing!
I love this. I may copy this idea to write letters to my son via postcards using my travel memories.
I’ve done the same with my 2 godchildren while they were at school. I may not have travelled as often as the writer, but living in Europe I used the cards also for education, writing them in the languages they were learning in school, i.e. German, French and English.
I think it sparked something, at least I still receive the odd card from them.
I’ve actually done this both with my godchild and my own godmother, who was a globetrotter herself and inspired me to see the world!
Sharing another article about postcards!
I feel like Mr. Brown might have the perfect postcard for every postcrosser out there… And just look at all those filing cabinets!
Wow, what a massive postcard collection he has.
Reading till the end, learnt that I am a deltiologist! 
Interesting read)
Thanks for sharing!
I just love seeing this - thank you for sharing. How awesome!
Thank you for sharing this interesting story! I wonder if he’s a postcrosser 
A great read. Thank you for sharing
Postcards 
, a garden 
… how wonderful! 
Thanks for sharing!
I was not surprised to read that he used to be a librarian 
Amazing story! Thanks for sharing.
o help, is this my foreland too???