Zaporizhia

Sender: Anastasiya

A vintage styled photo of the sender's city, Zaporizhia, in Ukraine.

Stamps of USA

Sender: Nowaglas

A selection of Nowaglas' stamps and a RAS photo of a cemetery near her workplace.

Australian Stamps

Sender: Crizle

A selection of Crizle's stamps. Love the Chinese New Year stamps! 

C is for Cake

Sender: Charliebug

'C' is for Cute. Colourful & Cheerful Chocolate Cake that she baked for her daughter! Yummy!

Rubber Stamps

Sender: Erniedogdaisey

A photo of her most recent rubber stamps. Pretty!

A X'mas Card full of 'C' photos!

Sender: HelenM

It's a thick envelope from HelenM this time! Inside there's a glittery X'mas card with 3 alphabet photos for the Alphabet RR photo group. They really made me happy!

'C' is for Cherry Blossoms

'C' is for Castle. This was taken by HelenM in Bodrum, Turkey.

'C' is for Cat. Rudik the Cat! (short for Izumrud or Emerald in English)

Kizashi

Sender: Wanitajan

A photo of Wanitajan's son's car! Nice car!

A RAS calendar for year 2012 too, a happy surprise!

X'mas Tree!

Sender: Kelchkoenigin

'C' is for 'Christmas tree'! Photo taken by Kelchkoenigin.

Girl with Umbrella

Sender: rini.rinrin

Received for the All About Women RR, handmade cards group. A self-made postcard by rini.rinrin of her writer friend who lives in Bali, Indonesia. I've been to Bali for a holiday and I loved it!

Terima kasih, rini.rinrin!

Fun In The Snow

Sender: pauli02

In the Alphabet RR, we had a group sending photocards according to the chosen alphabet. For the letter 'S', I received this "Angel resend" card by pauli02, showing her 'Sister' playing in the 'Snow' at 'Sunset'. I love this card very much and I wish I can jump in and play with her sister in the snow too...And look at the cute dog, also enjoying the snow!!

'S' is for 'Shadow'

Sender: Alienne

'S' is for 'Shadow'

In the Alphabet RR, we played a game where we had to take photos of anything starting with the alphabet chosen by team members. 

I chose 'S' and Alienne sent this pretty and nicely shot photo of the shadows of her table and chairs on her floor. I never thought that photographing shadows of the commonplace can result in such an attractive picture. I should learn to look at shadows differently as they can also be art!