The other day I was checking the mail and K asked me if he had any letters. I handed him a Great Clips ad…
K: It’s a haircut letter! It says, “Dear K, I hope you get a Luke Skywalker haircut. Love, Nana”
I posted this story on my Facebook and Valerie at Atlantamomofthree offered to send him a post card as part of her post card exchange.
He was very excited.
Pretty Georgia post card
He thought it was so neat to get a letter of his own. He helped me pick out one to send back to her son.
We actually bought several fun Texas post cards!
Here is where you come in…
I’d like to try to collect one post card from each state over this year. I plan to make a binder with all the post cards and some printed info on the country/state where they are from. I think it will be a fun geography lesson for K and a great way to teach him to pray for other families. I want to get one from each state in the US and as many countries as we can.
If you have a little one and would like to participate in this exchange e-mail me at mamamillerparenting@gmail.com and we will send you or your child a fun Texas post card! All we ask is that you return the favor and send one back!
Thanks,
Mama Miller (Cori)
Mama Miller Parenting 
Can I send him one even if I don’t have a little one? I can get some pretty neat San Francisco and Sacramento ones… 🙂
Absolutely! I’d love it. I figured blog friends/strangers would be more likely to participate if they had kids, but I’ll definitely take one from an old friend. 🙂
Would your son like one from Singapore (we’re in Asia)? 🙂
That would be awesome! Can we send one to you from Texas as well?
Can you e-mail me your address? I will be getting a few out tomorrow. 🙂
You’ve got mail 🙂
Yay!
Would love to send one from Australia – I have a little boy (2 years old).
That would be great. E-mail me your address and we can get one out to him from Texas. 🙂
Email sent. xx
I just wrote back. I’m excited.
Remind me, how many kiddos do you have and ages? My mom brain is fried and I’ve been writing down addresses all day.
Wait, disregard that. It was already in your earlier comment. Like I said- fried.
No worries, excited too. Great new cultural learning curve and a bit of fun. 🙂
Would you send a postcard to my son? We are in the Philippines 🙂
This is so fun. I’d love one. Can you e-mail me your address so I can send one back to your kiddos. 🙂
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I’m so glad he liked it! I have really enjoyed exchanging postcards this year and I know you will too! 😀
Btw, several people have asked about having a group exchange and I will be starting one next month if you want to join in (more info to come on Sept 2nd!) 😉
That would be great! Just let me know.
I don’t know if you have one coming from Vancouver, B.C., Canada yet, but I would love to participate! No need to send one back as Birdie is too young, but I’m definitely going to keep this idea in mind for when she IS old enough!
That would be great! What is your email address or do you mind emailing me?
I will absolutely email you for your address! I can’t wait to pick out a postcard!
When Birdie gets old enough to start a collection, we’ll send one to you as well! 🙂
Awesome! SO fun.
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My kids would love to join in. We are in Melbourne Australia, so hopefully you don’t have one coming from here yet! I’ll email you now 🙂
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