A postcard found its way!

Little experiments that put a smile on your face. I arrived home today after a crazy work week, and what whas in my mail box? This.

A postcard from Taiwan! How cool is that?? 😀

@livinguktaiwan started a little experiment a while ago and volunteered to send postcards to anyone willing to receive them. I'm one of those people that actually STILL sends postcards to a few friends whenever I travel to different locations, so loved the idea and jumped right in. I had the pleasure to meeting her in real life at the last Hivefest, but unfortunately for a very short time (so many people, so little time; time flies when you're having fun!); as you say, we definitely need more catching up! Thanks a ton for taking the time for this cool experiment, loved receiving this!

It's such a joy when virtual life finds its way to real life, and gives you the chance to meet and interact with the persons behind the names you got used to see on the blockchain. Even better, when those interactions thrive outside that first and often brief contact. Travelling is definitely one of the greatest things in the world, how else would you meet kind souls that take a little of their time to send postcards to almost complete strangers? And as I am a big fan of retribution... hope mine will find its way soon too! Again, thanks a ton @livinguktaiwan! ;)

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This postcard also made me realise how much I miss Asia, and I should try and add a couple more pins on my map (the one on the background of the photo: it's a world map puzzle, where I pin all the countries I've visited!)

From the temples and bustling cities of Thailand, to the misty forests of Malaysia...

... I have tons of awesome memories from my trips to southeast Asia. Heck , I even got to ride on a train similar to the one on my postcard!

And not only sights and places. As someone who travels to see wildlife, being able to see species completely different of the ones I can find in my own country is the cherry on top. And although I love going to the wilderness, there's even no need of that: in urban parks, you can see beauties like this water monitor, contemplating a lake!

Next on the to-do list... figure out the next place where I'll be sending postcards from! :)

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