For the life of me, I can't figure out why Zazzle postcards are not desired for swaps, especially because where I live, I can only find an extreme limited types of cards so Zazzle has been a lifesaver for me. Oh well, sorry for the little rant but I do love Zazzle and Post-Stone cards so this swap is ONLY ZAZZLE or POST-STONE postcards.

REMEMBER TO WRITE THE NAME OF THE SWAP & YOUR USERNAME ON YOUR POSTCARD!

You will be partnered with 2 people so take a look at their profiles and try to send something that they would like that's in your stash so send a ZAZZLE/POST-STONE postcard only to your partners. If you can't find something to match their list - send them something that is appropriate. NO agendas. NO ENVELOPES - just ZAZZLE/POST-STONE POSTCARDS.

Newbies welcome but must have a filled-out profile or you cannot participate, and you must have a separate category of Postcards you prefer.

You can write about anything on the card to your swap partner. Perhaps something about their profile that interests you. Or here are some writing prompt ideas:

1) What are 3 adjectives that best describe you?
2) What got you into swapping? What do you like best about it?
3) Is it hard to find postcards where you live? How do you get postcards?
4) How do you display or what do you do with the postcards you receive?
5) Do you prefer sending or receiving postcards?
6) Describe your favorite postcard that you received. Why is it your favorite?
7) When you receive a postcards, do you prefer to read the message first or look at the picture?
8) Do you involve your family in swapping?
9) Do you keep all the postcards you receive or only your favorites?
10) Do you know another language? Do you write postcards in that language and would you write something and translate it on this postcard?
11) If you could design your own postcard - what would it be?
12) When you open the mailbox and there is a postcard - what postcard design makes you so happy you received it?

and please, please, take the time to rate the participants that send you your postcards.