
Plus, do you see the little Christmas trees on the stamps here?

And the message:
Oh, I'm not done. She even did the pleasure of some writing in Chinese. I'm not sure what it says, but maybe she'll leave a comment and fill us in:
With all this postcard greatness, I can't get away without putting a link up to her website. Although, again, you will have to be able to read Chinese to get in.


With the minimal Chinese that I know, I'm sorry to disappoint you that the Chinese written on the postcard she sent is actually her return address written in Chinese for the post office here in China. I recognize the first two characters as "zhong guo" which is Chinese for "middle country". :)
ReplyDeleteMandy, not at all a dissappointment, great to know what it might be.
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