Rainy Day Update

On a rainy day walk to the post office: Delta, Ontario, & South Korea :)

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Make Your Own Postcards!

Are you forever flattening cereal and cracker boxes for your recycling? Or boxes from other food and non-food delights? Two of my nieces and I made postcards the other night from cereal boxes and they are on their way to South Korea! Yes, finally South Korea - mail is coming your way :)

1. Find a box
2. Take an old postcard and trace it and cut it out
3. Write your message on the left and the address on the right
4. Make sure to leave room for the stamp :)
5. We rounded our edges with a rounded edge punch for a retro effect

Super fun! Give it a try!

Marvelous Mail near and far you go: Local x 2 (Surrey x 1, Vancouver x 1), Just yonder x 1 (Osoyoos), Very worldly x 3 (South Korea x 2, Norway x 1)

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My Brother-in-law and Sister-in-law are leaving town and I'm so excited!

Okay...and by that I mean...

My brother-in-law, Tanner, and his wife, Anjuli (what a beautiful name), are leaving town (yes, I've said this already and I am clearly excited), to teach English in South Korea, for a year, or maybe two (aaaahhh) . Am I excited about the idea of them not being around to play board games with (stock ticker excluded), watch hockey games, celebrate birthdays, share meals, and hang out - NO! But I am excited that they are off on a super cool adventure of a lifetime and of course, that now I get to send them mail :) So be watching my letter count for International mail to South Korea starting late February!

Definitely going to miss you both!  Aren't they the cutest couple!

. This photo was snapped at our recent family ski weekend together at an outdoor skating rink.

Look out world mail is heading your way: provincial (Osoyoos), International (Norway).
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P.S. A big thank you to M.Y. for sending me the coolest Olympic stamps to get some mail out there!