>My postcard collection is not just postcards people have sent me. Take this postcard,
Back in May, Em and I went to the Museum of the City of New York. The link takes you to my blog post of the day. It as very interesting, as they had a special section dedicated to Henry Hudson. I found this postcard in the gift shop. I like to buy postcards as rememberences. Unfortunately, I don’t have the back of the postcard with any description because I glued it in my album.
I have found the saying to be true. I meet lots of friendly people in New York.
For more postcard fun, visit postmistress Marie Reed
Belleza
just a city girl 
>I have a lot of love for New York. The city has always called to me. Since 911 I have felt joined with the people of New York in a way I cannot describe. When we were there right after 911, the people of New York could not do enough to make us feel welcome.Wonderful city, wonderful people, wonderful postcard! Happy PFF!
>I've been lucky to meet a couple of those friendly New Yorkers online. They are the nicest! Happy PFF!
>Hi BElla,Fabulous card! Thanks for sharing.Happy PFF!Debby
>NY is absolutely a place to visit some day, happy pff:)
>I was in love with a New Yorker for ages.. god he had a sexy accent..everytime he said the words car, hockey, or calender my knees to to jelly! Happy PFF!
>I think it's a great idea to buy cards as mementoes from museums. Funnily, a blogging friend called Emm with two "m"s has been enticing me to want to visit New York. One day I really hope to!
>This is a cool postcard.Thanks for sharing itHave a beautiful day
>New York *is* a friendly town. Have you ever read http://www.overheardinnewyork.com/ ?
>This is cool !! Love the fonts !
>Reminds me, for some odd reason, of the scene in Midnight Cowboy where Joe Buck, freshly arrived in NY, is writing on a postcard, then sadly tears it up and tosses it out the window.
>I like the design of this card.I've only been to NY once, and that was years ago on business. I didn't find the area I was in to be particularly friendly (my dad had lived in NY as a young man and warned me of the differences between it and the west coast), but I understand things have changed quite a bit since then.