Why postcards are effective?

photo credit to Dawn Hudson

photo credit to Dawn Hudson

photo credit to Dawn Hudson

 Not only postcards are important, but they are quite effective in making people happy, and it's vital that people send postcards to their loved ones whenever they travel for them (their loved ones) to feel their importance and that they're always remembered.  For every postcards being sent, there are thousands of smiles being created and love showed all over the world.
Although technology made sending postcards obsolete, some people still do; they are the old-fashioned romantic beings who are not afraid to show their love and affection through photos and a few writing.

My grandma used to collect postcards from her sons and daughters who were living and/or traveling abroad.  She showed me her collections, she also collected stamps, and then I took them when she died.. no one's taking it anyway.  Now I'm trying to continue what she started, I only have added 5 or 6 to her collections though.  The postcards on the other hand,. I haven't had any from any of my friends, because technology.  There's social media and chat and email and everything, there's even instagram for photo sharing, so sending postcards hasn't struck our minds.

But that I want to change.  I will start sending postcards to some of my friends or relatives who live abroad, heck, even those who I see everyday.. or maybe not.

How about you?  Do you want to receive some postcards?   ;)

what about a beautiful sunrise for an intro?

photo credit to Archbob of Pixabay

I don't know exactly know how I'm going to introduce this to you, so I thought I'll just post something beautiful.. not bad for a good start, eh?

photo credit to Etnatski

I just love sunrise, also sunset.. but let's start with the sunrise first then deal with the other later. 

So what are you going to expect from this blog, you ask?  Well, I can't assure you that everything you'll read on this blog is awesome, but I'll try to at least entertain.  But that too I'm not sure if I could do, because what's entertaining for me might not be entertaining for you.