Surprise Brunei FDC

20 Nov - Happy Universal Children's Day

20112009 - Today is Universal Children's Day... 

The year 2009 also mark the 20 years anniversary of The Convention On The Rights Of The Child, a treaty made in 1989 to make this world a better place for children, and to create a positive environment for them to grow up in. 

They have their rights; they are entitled to food, education, health care, protection, etc - these are the society's responsibility!! Coming to think of it, are we really doing all we can to protect these little ones? 

Abandoned babies, child abuse, kidnapping & murder, children deprived of food & education are always on the news nowadays! Its so sad when you come across these news :( Are these signs of moral decay in our society?

Children are the country's asset. They are our future. It is our duty to ensure every child is free from hunger, neglect & abuse. We should promote their welfare and uphold their human rights! Hope I can do my part for the community as well.... 

I miss my anak-anak.... =) hope they are doing well now....

Official Postcrossing PC 10 ~ 15

From Taiwan TW-87425

"Huang Jin Shen She Gold Temple"

From Germany DE-422946

"Herbstimpressionen, Porta Westfalica"

From Mexico MX-4710

"Lighthouse, Cathedral and the famous 'Saddle chair hill' in Monterrey"

From Finland FI-652649

(this postcard comes with a stamp of Kimi Raikkonen, a Finnish Formula One driver)

"Mezereon berries, poisonous to humans but loved by birds"

From Lithuania (northern Europe) LI-47172

"Begonia bulbillifera"

From Finland FI-655214

Pc 9 - Germany

This postcard is from Germany (stamped in Deutschland), can't see any of the writing on the card coz its gotten wet. Raining heavily on the day it arrived :(

PC 8 - Finland

First Official Postcrossing Postcard : FI-639578

PC (Postcard) 7 - Sydney, Australia

Left to right : Sydney Opera House & Harbour Bridge; Bondi Beach; the Three Sisters in the Blue Mountains

P/S: Thanks to M. who sent me this card from NSW. =)

Postcard 6 - Stonehenge

This postcard is really special because it is not in the usual shape of a postcard (rectangular) - but in the shape of the stone. (Note that behind is a piece of white paper).

P/S : Thanks again to P.R. who sent me these postcards from various countries in Europe during his trip. =) hehe