It's an update

This is the other mail that I was late to update, everything that came until this week.

 Autumn in Japan.

 The astronomy stamp. And sorry for the poor quality.

 From Ana, Croatia. I could go on a tour in her city now.

 From Hristy, Bulgaria

 Karolina, Czech republic.

 Caddi, Germany.

 This box arrived from Germany too.

 Inside were the lovely stationery and envelopes with Alice in Wonderland.

 And gift with the cute letter. From Marie.

Louise, UK.

Finally collected my mail(picture heavy)

This is all the beautiful stuff that visited my mailbox in past two weeks. Can you guess how far I'm behind now? I swear I'm going to start writing a lot from tomorrow onwards.

Cards from swaps : from China, Taiwan and Russia.

A card from Talinn, sent by my lovely Finnish pal Lily. My first Estonian card.

A moment to admire some nice new stamps.

Again, forgot to take a picture of a card that I received from Japanese pal Rina. It was a nice card with traditional mask from Noh theater, depicting old woman and a fan.(a bit is in the first picture)

Chinese stamps from the card of Chinese girl which is only in the 1st picture again(I know, forgot). They are adorable.

More train ticket swaps that built my collection so fast. They are so great.

Cards from a swap again.

From Cristina, Moldova.

From Marta, Poland.

From Yashan, China.

The stamp that is printed on the envelope.

This colorful one comes from Resuri, Mexico.

She sent me these lovely notepad sheets and an envie.

A letter and this beautiful sketch. She is one of the artists I admire.

From Deborah, France.

From Jenny, Netherlands. She just built my horse card and train ticket and card general, collections. She also wrote a long introduction letter and I enjoyed reading it. The stamps were great too, I didn't had a chance to see more of Netherlands' stamps.

From Maude, France.

Elisabeth, Norway.

Hristiyana, Bulgaria.

Shelby, USA. And a couple of one of the most pretty fb's I've seen. Still haven't decided who to pass them on.

Marlea, Australia.

Sai, Germany.

Nicole, Canada.

Oh look at the stamps.

From Tanja, Germany.

A tiny reply from Laura. And my very first bonsai stamp. That made me so happy.
Finally, Lizzie from Sweden who's always spoiling me so much with horse stuff. This time there were kpop band stickers too. And two photos of her previous horse. The stamps on the package were new to me. Overall, all was so adorable.

Newest mail and books

First let's do a quick look through the last outgoing:
two more letters which I replied on Monday: to Bree in Malaysia.

And to Karolina in Czech republic.

Also, the postcards to Canada, Taiwan and Japan.

My incomming June 18-19th:
Teja, Slovenia.

 Great stamps.

Her letter and a train ticket. I wish I could collect them from various countries. Our tickets seem pretty boring.
From Melissa in USA nad her envelope that was letter itself.

Now I at least have the sakura stamps. So happy to get them.
I got a lotof greek stamps from a swap.

And also, two cards:
From my Finnish pal Tiia, who went to Bulgaria. I just love cards in interesting shapes.

And from a Chinese postcard pal.

 The Pamirs.

Love the stamps, they are new to me.

During this month I bought two more books, which means two more books started to read. I'll get them finished soon :)

Jude Deveraux "Lavender morning" dragged my attention by the cover, then I touched and felt how soft it is, never seen a book like it. The description seemed interesting and that's how I bought it. It hadn't dissapointed me.
And next was one of the books I already wanted - Audrey Niffenegger's "The time traveler's wife". It's a bit complicated to understand everything, but I hope I will.
Those who buy books, do you choose them before going to buy or like to go and search for "the one"? I have tried both ways and only once I was dissapointed by a book that I wanted to buy - that was "The horse whisperer". I didn't like it because I was anticipating for more attention to horses, not love story or maybe I was a bit younger and foolish, yet I gave the book away. I carefully choose books to buy, especially whne I see them for the first time. I like to "feel" which one will be good.