#28 reporting in:
#2 @CrimsonKing sent an awesome anime Wanted poster. Lesly, I was not aware of these cards and have now chased them down the rabbit hole!!
#3 @Cruzin sent Anita Kleinâs âSwimming in the Rainâ. I love this card. Thank you. Enjoy your FIL. Take him sightseeing!
#4 @JenHart sent a Minnesota map card. Donât feel bad about sending same/similar cards. We all do it especially when weâve gone on vacation and bought a lot of cards (like me!) or are just in the mood to do that. Since we are in a recurring group with a lot of the same people, sometimes itâs hard to continue finding something to a T, especially if profiles arenât updated ever and thereâs no collection to look at. (thatâs my opinion anyway!). Of course, we all still want to please and want to send good cards. AnywayâŠI like the card.
#5 @carolreader Sent a card from yet another series of cards Iâve never heard of. They are endless arenât they? I love these types of clever postcards. I do chase cards Iâve never seen before down the rabbit hole. This weekend I went to the National Zoo in D.C and had to visit the visitor center for postcards. I heard my husband tell my son-in-law he thought I had at least 1,000 cards. I almost choked because I have far more than that; like 12,000. Hope he never gets too curious and starts counting. Iâm like that with most hobbies I undertake. Too much, too soon. Anyway, to answer your question, yes Europe was extremely hot about 3 days over 100. The rest of the time was okay.
#8 @Shesa-Renegade a Minnesota Loon I guess youâre back at work now. Enjoy!
#10 @emotis sent an LP poster card of Boston. Hilarious that I also sent you an LP card of Boston. Fortunately, we didnât send the same ones otherwise we could have just saved our stamps./ Hope you had fun being a tourista.
#12 @Yarn-Lady A female dog with pups nursing. The expression on the poor dogâs face is quintessentially âhang-dogâ. Poor baby. She ought to just lay down and rest at least.
#13 @ladybug513 a UN Postal Administration card. Gift from the Government of Luxembourg titled Non-Violence. A meet-up which includes meeting some of the people that weâre regularly exchanging cards with would be awesome. I still havenât been to an in-person or zoom meet-up. Zoom doesnât hold that much appeal to me because it reminds me too much of my work life during Covid.
#15 @AccentOnHakes a card from the boxed set âSun. Skate. Seventiesâ. I enjoy this set, reminds me of my childhood in Fla. I would definitely use up my $15 a day allowance especially given that itâs a use it or lose it scenario. If nothing else, you can buys drinks to take home.
#17 @YOIYUMTEWA art card by William Blake titled âChristâs Troubled Sleepâ. Thanks for sharing this card. It looks like more than a troubled sleep to me. It looks like a nightmare.
#19 @ellistrations Roma-Pantheon I think you figured out your next challenge. I believe I told you what I did; used a random word generator to generate 5 nouns and I posted those words as my challenge. Now Iâm worried that that is too limiting. I donât want to stifle people!
#21 @mdmsamm Doll card made of doll she made. I admire your creativity and dedication.
#22 @uconn Childrenâs museum in Newport, RI (vintage card). Hope you enjoyed your visit to Mystic. What did you guys end up doing?
#24 @roxy card from the Sorry, Not Sorry collection. Another favorite of mine.
#25 @Missy99 Whaleboat by Kyler Martz. I love how the boat is built on top of the whale so youâll never know what the power is underneath. Thanks for sharing the most disgusting thing you ever ate. I donât think I would even have the nerve to take one bite of that. Mentally, too much.
#26 @sarahaeyo Quilt card at The Old Country Store in PA. My summer is good so far but passing quickly as always. Weâve actually been having temps in the low 80âs this week and today itâs only 71 at 11:30 a.m. Pretty unusual.
#30 @RockyRoadTrip Hopi Pottery. A good ceramic mug is comforting.
Iâm sure itâs a great place though! Itâs so interesting when people become teachers at their school. I knew a few of my classmates who returned to work at our alma mater. I would never go back to my high school! 
Thank you!
