ps.: if you happen to know some other people who would be OK with a postcard please mention our site to them :)
Placeholder image until Ági is back home. Just check back in couple days :)
*guarantee is a strong word. Let say it might increases your chance :)
Hitchhking in Hungary during the Hungarohitch 2024. Self made t-shirts! Cool, aye?
(Alright, so first a confession: we received this postcard the last Friday, but things are extremely busy, and I needed some time to create this blog entry.)
This postcard is from Wroclaw / Poland and sent by Natalia (and I guess Krzysztof), a Polish couple we hosted in 2023 on their way to Budapest. We spent a really fun evening together and since then - whenever we are in contact - they keep inviting us to visit Wroclaw. This will certainly happen sooner or later, cause we have great memories about them and Wroclaw seems a really cool city. Also its 'only' 600kms away, which can be done by a motorcycle in a day.
As you may or may not know this is the 3rd postcard we received, and I'd say the project is already been worth it. You guys cheered up our busy and a bit turbulent days, thanks a lot for responding to our call!
I analyized and represented the data we collected so far on a chart which I simply call the Chart of Coolness. If my calculations are correct Polish and German people aready prooved themselves cool!
Yesterday we received our 2nd postcard! What a glorious day! Just two days after I sent out a message for help a new postcard landed in our mailbox. This one is from the beautiful country of Switzerland written by none other than Krysia. Is it possible that a thing like this happens out by fate, or is it just a low probability event (coincidence)? When things like this happen Ági always says that it's fate and I desperately try to convince her that it's just a coincidence.
As an engineer I summarized everything in an excel table:
Dear random, but kind and also very good looking visitor,
It seems our project stalled a bit. According to web stats, we have new visitors from time to time (like you), but our mailbox is desperately empty.
So if you happen to find this memo, please dont be shy and send us a postcard :)
Thanks,
Istvan + Agi
Just after 35 days starting our project we received our first postcard straight outta Saxony (Germany). The signature is a bit ambiguous, but we are 98% sure that it was sent by Ida (and leave 2% chance for lola). This is not just an ordinary postcard, the material is something special. At first, I thought it might be from the Dead Sea Scrolls or that it had traveled through some serious weather conditions. After translating it's back it turned out that it is a COMPOSTABLE postcard. How freaking cool it that! We love composting (I just filled up one of our raised beds yesterday), but of course we won't compost this special postcard!
Ida! Your card made us VERY happy, and we really hope that you visit our page in the future to see that - as promised - your card is displayed here as a proof of your kindness.
I've attached a picture with Ági and our cat. I'm somewhat concerned if the cat recognized the importance of the moment, but she certainly looks more excited than usual :)
Thanks again, you really made our day!
As we have received our first postcard (yay!!!) it is time to fulfill my promise and create a page on which we can display our progress. About the look there is certainly a room for improvement, but I'm still not a web developer, so this will work for a while!