A "coeur fin" with a fine cover!

Today I received a very sweet Lindt heart with a second cover, besides the beautiful red cover. Thank you for both, dearest Alexie.

A tribute to PostCrossing

A small tribute to Postcrossing cards. An official from Taiwan, a UNESCO WH place with an awesome minisheet stamp, not usual on cards! Thank you, dearest Postcrosser and the Post Offices workers that made it possible for me to receive it. :)




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To show another beautity, the cover from an official from Czech Republic.

There were much more but unfortunately, not enough time to show them all.

I should make more cleanings!

To finish my weekend's cleanings, here are the "special" covers that arrived since the last update.

From Australia, an AMAZING animal cover. I can't get enough of it.


From Belarus, a fox that came with some friends.

Happy Year of the Tiger from France!

...and some pink mail!


And Happy Year of the Tiger with this wonderful cover from Hong Kong.

A good surprise from Israel:


Spring arrived earlier this year with this Malaysian's flower cover!

I was just uploading...

I was just uploading some Postcrossing official cards and I'd like to show 2 special cards. The cards themselves are already amazingly beautiful but the senders added some extra points with the cool stamps! :D







Let's see when I'll have more free time to show some beauties! :)

2 sweeties

A beautiful se-tenant stamps cover from Switzerland. Thank you Alexie! I'm sad there aren't stamps like this here, only 2 sets stamps or independant stamps that form a whole...


And a cover from Ukraine that brought an official Postcrossing card. I loved the cover!

Just mail... really?

For most people, it's just a piece of paper with small pieces of paper glued on it. Look better! Isn't it amazing?

A nice cover with nice stamps outside and inside, for the Philatelic RR.

An official card from Russia. Inside the envelope a cute fox card for my fox cards collection. http://picasaweb.google.com/pcnrscp/FOX#

And a Christmas card with a perfect wrapping!

Last but definetely not least... 2 of my favorite Christmas gifts were brought by the mailman, not by Santa Claus. From France, stamps and the original Heidi book, a gift from a friend I'll never forget, even if she will be on the other side of the world. From Germany, stamps and an amazing collection of swiss cards. With such wonderful and amazing friends, who needs Santa?? :D