(the literal version)
these postcards were on a stand outside a part of london that doesn’t get many tourists passing by. i am very tempted to return, buy the whole stack of curled postcards on the right and use them for something creative.
maybe i could send them to people – do an unloved postcards swap or something.
any other suggestions?
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how about writing a note to the place that created them and sending them one back to let them know how lonely their cards are in that spot?
I love Bella’s idea, and I love the unloved postcard swap. I’ve got a bunch people have given me I’d be happy to send around.
Who’s in?
Oooo! Bella’s idea is fantastic! Wouldn’t that just be the coolest thing to find a postcard from London waiting for you on a bench in another city… I’m carried away by this idea now!
they definitely need to find a better home. maybe a swap? maybe writing inspiring quotes on the back and leaving them to be found?
love bella’s idea – write some verse on them, or a loving wish and scatter them across the world :)
Hmm. That’s a great idea. Another one that came to mind would be if you wrote a little something on what you love about your city and carry / place a postcard in a lonely spot on one of your many travels? Give people from faraway places a taste of London?
xo
Awww, I feel sad for them too. I think you should give them a better place in the world (bet you could get a good discount for buying the whole stack)!
I’d love to see one curled up in my postbox.
HA, your post came up in my feed and my first thought before reading the post was, “wow, I feel bad for that pack of post cards on the right”
I would be honored if I got one of those rain soaked postcards. And I would frame it right next to this shot :)