SwapSaurusRex

My name is Kimberly (She), and I have been exchanging postcards, stamps, stickers, and stationery with people worldwide. I am a member of the Postcrossing, Swapsticker.Club, youvegotmail.Club, and 25stamps.Club. My hobby brings me great joy as I share my favourite things with people. It's a beautiful way to connect with others and learn about different places around the globe.

I love movies! My favourite genres are adventure and action films like Jurassic Park and Die Hard. I would appreciate it if you could share anything related to movies.

If you want to explore my preference,

I appreciate receiving postcards that feature beautiful paintings or illustrations, especially ones that showcase the artist's talent. I particularly love colorful stamps from the 2000s to recent ones. Stickers are also something that I find very cool. I find small, very tiny stickers adorable! I enjoy collecting design and texture papers of any kind. Currently, I've been really into Japanese washi papers. I've been enjoying turning these design papers into envelopes for my stamps and stickers.

On the flip side, feel free to share your least favourite stationery. I'd like to hear about the things that don't resonate with you and why they aren't your top picks. Sharing your insights would help me better understand your preferences, and learning from others is always valuable!

What I appreciate the most is your generosity in sharing with me.

I enjoy working at the post office, and one thing that excites me the most is when new stamp designs are released. I love the feeling when a customer buys a booklet of stamps, as I imagine them as fellow swappers who will use these stamps to connect with others through Swap-bot!

Thanks for your time! with Joy, Kim

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I'm still on the lookout for recipes to add to my 3 inches x 6.5 inches pocket file folder. (It doesn't have to be in that exact size. I can fold it to fit in my folder, so no worries.) I didn't have much chance to learn cooking while growing up, so my skills are basic. I'd appreciate it if you could share any recipes with me—whether it's a dessert, a quick meal for one, something from your college days, or a recipe that's part of your cultural background. Your help would mean a lot to me. Thank you for considering it!

I lack cooking skills due to my milk, fish, and banana allergies. I've always stuck with "safe foods" and haven't experienced different flavours yet. My unique allergies include butter, cheese, yogurt, cream, and casein, but hey, I'm all good with plant-based alternatives! I am allergic to fish, but I can enjoy shellfish without issues. Most devastating of all – I'm allergic to bananas in all forms! Yes, it's quite tragic that such a wonderful fruit doesn't agree with me. Who knew allergies could be this entertaining?

I have been collecting postcards as souvenirs ever since I started traveling. In order to save money, I came up with the idea of sending myself a postcard whenever I was outside of my country. So far, it has been a successful way for me to collect souvenirs from my travels. Each postcard serves as a little memento of the places I've been and the experiences I've had. It's a simple but meaningful way for me to remember my journeys.

My friend visited New York and bought me an unwritten postcard from Coney Island as a souvenir, even though she had never been there. She thought the design would be to my liking. I kept the postcard for a long time! Later, I saved up and travelled to New York, where I visited Coney Island. I found the Post Office, bought an adorable Manatee postage stamp, and sent the postcard to myself as a souvenir. My friend was such a big help. It would have taken me days to find the perfect postcard to send back to myself, but with her souvenir, I didn't have to search.

If you want to be part of my travel adventure, please share a postcard from your country that I can bring when I visit there. My preference is mainly to focus on specific city/town/beach/island themes. Regarding designs, I love lettering, illustration/painting of the landmark, food theme, or street photography.

An example would be receiving a postcard from California; it could feature the San Francisco or Oakland Postcard. Instead of a postcard themed after Morocco, it could showcase the Fes City or Casablanca. I plan to use these postcards as my guide when visiting another country.

I love stickers, especially the tiny paper ones with adorable designs, including translucent ones that I save for special occasions like decorating birthday cards. I use them to decorate my envelopes and postcards to add a touch of cuteness to small spaces. I prefer stickers with pattern and abstract themes, plant themes, moon and stars, vintage themes, food themes, and art themes. I'm not a fan of 3D stickers, although they look nice.

And let's not forget Washi tape; I love all types. It's versatile and has endless designs and patterns, perfect for crafts, scrapbooking, journaling, and more.

Design papers and textures have always fascinated me. From delicate floral patterns to bold geometric designs, each type of paper brings its own charm. Lately, I've been immersed in Japanese washi papers, using them to create unique envelopes for my collections. It's incredibly fulfilling and brings me so much joy.