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The postcard, that cheap and venerable souvenir for the last 120 years, is slowly but inexorably fading from the scene.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Blame it on the surging popularity of digital photos, text messages and those 5,000-word dispatches e-mailed to weary friends and family from Internet cafes the world over.<\/p>\n
Source: SF Gate<\/a>: Perceptive Travel<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Nooooooo! As much as I loves me some blogging and some digital photos, I still adore postcards, getting them, writing them, sending them off. I love them so much that I’m going to send one to you. But you have to send ME one, too. Tacky, gorgeous, vintage, just plain used, a picture of some place you’ve never been or went 12 years ago and still have postcards from, send ’em my way and I’ll send one to you.<\/p>\n
In a nod to technology, we first have to trade addresses via email: [pam (at) nerdseyeview (dot) com] Send me yours, I’ll send you mine. Don’t be shy; I won’t send you anything inappropriate and I’m not stalkerish or weird. (Well, not weird in a scary way.) I have some postcards that we’ve made ourselves over the past view years, some that I never sent out, and, if I run out, well, who knows what I’ll send you.<\/p>\n
Long live the postcard!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The postcard, that cheap and venerable souvenir for the last 120 years, is slowly but inexorably fading from the scene. Blame it on the surging popularity of digital photos, text messages and those 5,000-word dispatches e-mailed to weary friends and family from Internet cafes the world over. Source: SF Gate: Perceptive Travel Nooooooo! As much … <\/p>\n