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How to send a postcard to Postsecret
It made me
happy
 "life changing."
How I did it: i actually made my own postcard by cutting some extra scrapbook paper to the 4x6 size of a postcard. wrote my secret. bought the stamps at one post office, and mailed the secret from a box outside of my town. (very small town - bff's mom works at post office - handwritting very obviously mine.) shortly after, my secret "went away;" as though "it" left with the card. an interesting association. Lessons & tips: it was just a really helpful experience, sending it away, but also thinking of the things i've held inside made me more aware of them. being aware of them made me able to change them. Resources: the usps.
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vanillatears is not having much luck stopping her procrastination
How I did it: Took a flyer/postcard from my walk around town, which had a relevant image on it. Wrote my secret, stamped it, sent it off. Just go for it, really :) And don't mind if it's not published on the site.. it's just fun sending one off. Read how I did it…
How I did it: I was really scared that people would see it or that I would have to explain myself, but I think that was kind of the point (for me at least). As soon as I put it on paper and appreciated those feelings, I was able to share them with others. I have now told my best friend about it and I feel so much better getting it off my chest. Read how I did it…
FerrinSquare doesn't update her status much.
How I did it: Step One: Finally bought a postcardStep Two: Decided on the best secret. - One that nobody knew about, and one I was allllmost ashamed of. Not ashamed. But like "man, that was dumb" but I can't think of a word for that.Step Three: Got all arts-n-crafts on that suckerStep Four: Sent it off! Read how I did it…
How I did it: I took a few old postcards [they were more than 10 years old]. My first one didn't work out - well, it kind of did, but I just wasn't sure if that was what I actually wanted to express, and it was very messy... so I made another one. That one went great! I didn't hesitade - I just did it at one go. I kept reading and reading it. It was EXACTLY what I wanted to say and I was really satisfied. So, I put it in one of my books to keep it… Read how I did it…
How I did it: I cut a picture out of an old book to add flare. I hand wrote my secret on paper and gluesticked it to the picture which was then gluesticked to an existing postcard. Of all the secrets on post-secret mine is kind of wimpy. I am confidant it won't make the site...but it might make the guy's day. Maybe this was my trial secret. I can def come up with more hardhitting confessions. Read how I did it…
FerrinSquare doesn't update her status much.
you don’t know how hard it was not to brag about this for a whole week – i wanted to make sure it was off the site before I told haha. it will remain a secret!
PhoenixTail feels like progress.
I made one, but I didn’t send it. I was way too nervous. :( Plus, I didn’t get any stamps. I actually threw my secret in the trash. I failed, but I’ll buy a packet of blank post cards next time I get money.
funnyvalentine Is learning how to trust (herself) again.
Now it’s just to send it this evening on our walk through the woods in the dark. (There is, strangely enough, a mailbox in the MIDDLE of the woods outside Stockholm. I wonder if anyone but us ever uses it. Seems kind-of a random place to place a mailbox.)
Melissa B. is a "Newness-seeking Self-improving Tree Hugger" . . . or is she? :)
I spent a good portion of this morning making my PostSecret postcard. I worded the secret, planned where/how to write it onto the card, arted and personalized the card, addressed it, stamped it . . .
Now all that is left is to mail it. I usually send out-going mail via my home mailbox, but in this case, I feel the need to make a trip to my local post office. It is close enough that I can walk there if I have to.
FerrinSquare doesn't update her status much.
I have a postcard, and I have the perfect secret, and I’ve finally located a mailbox on campus. Huzzah! This will happen soon, I say. Give it a week. I’m excited to decorate the postcard. =]
Well, I’ve prepared one postcard. I promised myself to mail it tomorrow. I just hope it will reach PostSecret, because I’m on the other side of the world xDD
[I wrote it on the back of the postcard, too xD]
I hope it will show up on the main website. Well, it probably won’t… but… who knows…
brownsugarbear01 has had this account for 4 years!
I keep getting ideas, but I haven’t done anything about it. It’s either sh#t-or-get-off-the-pot time.
I didn’t send a postcard to Postsecret, but I posted quite an embarrassing secret on one of those ‘secret-communities’ on LiveJournal…
I’ll probably get a certain amount of ridicule [?] – or maybe not… but I still felt kind of… I don’t know… relieved?
...anyways, this one will definitely be posted, whereas Postsecret might not post the one I’m going to send to them.
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addicted_to_ink asks,
“i no the address, but is it just the same for sending from scotland or is there extra bits i need to put on, if you know wot i mean, and wot about stamps n that?? im so confused!!”
— 19 months ago |
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 Sydney
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Leenie asks,
“Does anyone know when the Postsecret book will be available in Australia?”
— 3 years ago |
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 Long Beach
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plumeoflove asks,
“Does anyone know of a website where they archive all of postsecrets postcards that have been posted on the website?”
— 3 years ago |
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AlexKleinschmidt asks,
“Does anyone know where I can buy post cards? Also, what are the chances of your post card actually being posted on the site? I'd really really appreciate it if someone helped! Thank you!”
— 3 years ago |
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 Oakland
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silhouettetrace asks,
“Are there other organizations that brings the anomynous public together like PostSecret does? Please recommened some!”
— 3 years ago |
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