Europa Stamps on Postcards.

Hey, I'm Lisa and I live with my two cats in Magdeburg.
I love bouldering, reading, traveling, playing board games, and inline skating.
I'm a big fan of everything to do with fantasy and magic (dragons, fairies, gnomes, trolls) and I find Norse mythology incredibly exciting. I love PHQ postcards and I am also a hugh fan of Maxicards. Oh and birds are also always very welcome as motif! :)

If it doesn't cost extra postage, I would be very grateful if you could send the postcard in an envelope. I collect the stamps in an album and don't want to damage the postcards. Thank you very much! :)

When I send postcards in envelopes, I always make them look as if they had been sent without one. In other words, I write the address on the envelope and stick used stamps on it. Only in the very special case that you have too much time and a used stamp to spare would you make me EXTRA happy. :D Please don't get me wrong. Of course, I would never expect or demand this. It's really just a “if you happen to have the time and feel like it.” I am grateful for EVERY postcard, with or without an envelope or special requests.

As mentioned, I collect stamps in an album, so it's okay with me if the country (ID) and stamps are not from the same country, since theoretically you can only get each stamp once. For example: Feel free to send me Greek stamps even if you are sending from Russia. I'm still new here and, if I understand correctly, this doesn't break the rules, but some/many people don't like it.
I've started a discussion about it. If you're reading this, please feel free to write your opinion on the matter.
I have some great europa stamps from my grandmother from Greece, Poland, Isle of Man, etc. I'm happy to send them all to you, but from Germany.

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