This sounds like a really good idea. Count me in. But I'm figuring the  
postage costs for international post will be a little beyond my means.  
And on the subject of

"What fun!  Perchance I could send Betrothal Announcements for Crown  
Prince
Puîyos and Princess Éfhelìnye."

Curses! I was thinking of something along those lines. I'll have to  
stick with dull old "Yól" and the rest of the quasi-catholic  
conculture festivals :)

I might actually spend some time and effort on this, it could be  
really cool



On 7 Nov 2009, at 02:32, Amanda Babcock Furrow <[log in to unmask]>  
wrote:

> I would like to propose, and will administer, the first (?) Con[lang| 
> cultural] Card
> Exchange.
>
> The idea is: before the end of December, participants send to their  
> assigned partner
> (or partners if they want to receive more) a card-sized, mailed,  
> ordinary or
> concultural written (in a conlang) item such as:
>
> . a this-cultural greeting card in the conlang
> . a this-world postcard in the conlang
> . a postcard of a concultural location (in the conlang... take this  
> as read for all
>    of these entries)
> . a greeting card for a concultural holiday
> . a concultural card-like, written artifact that may or may not be  
> related to a
>    holiday, which may or may not be occurring this December or  
> associated with
>    solstices or anything at all
> . something that you feel fits the spirit of the above, is written  
> is in your
>    conlang, and can be mailed like an ordinary card
>
> Translations or cultural background can be provided on the card or a  
> separate
> enclosed sheet or online or not at all... but the primary writing on  
> the card
> should be conlingual.
>
> Once the card has been received, the sender or recipient may provide  
> a photo
> or scan thereof for the administrator to post to a webpage gallery.
>
> Any takers?  Show some interest and I will come up with deadlines  
> and URLs and
> stuff.
>
> tylakèhlpë'fö,
> Amanda