It has been mentioned to me (a number of times) that there are some people who would like to receive a postcard from Mongolia during the year sometime. There is a small problem -- I don't have most of your addresses. I have no problem sending some postcards, since postage is only about $0.40. If you would like me to send you one of these postcards, leave your complete mailing address in the comments for this post.
This is not a guarantee that I will get around to mailing everyone a postcard. All I am promising is that I will try to send you one. If you don't receive one, I apologize in advance, as I will be awfully busy, and may end up with many of them to send out.
P.S. for those of you unfamiliar with blogs, to leave a comment, click on the hyperlink that says "comments" below this post. A pop-up window will appear. Select "Anonymous," and leave your message. The reset should be pretty straight forward.
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I'll bet you've never done this.
This is the opportunity of a lifetime. This is how I wish to share my experiences with all of you.
Living it up, Mongoria-style
I'll bet you've never done this.
About Me
- Colin Attwood
- Ulaanbaatar, Khaan-Uul District, Mongolia
Interesting Mongolia Facts
In 1998, it was estimated that there were 1057 bees in Mongolia.
There are an estimated 300 Roman Catholics living in Mongolia.
The Great Wall of China was built around 200 BC to keep the Mongols out.
Mongolia shares a 3485 km border with Russia, and a 4677 km border with China.
Mongolia did not introduce personal, nor corporate income tax until 2006.
There are 156 000 telephone lines, and 575 200 cell phones in Mongolia (2005)
The 2006 census reported 850 000 residents in Ulaanbaatar. That same year, the city celebrated its 1 millionth inhabitant.
There are an estimated 300 Roman Catholics living in Mongolia.
The Great Wall of China was built around 200 BC to keep the Mongols out.
Mongolia shares a 3485 km border with Russia, and a 4677 km border with China.
Mongolia did not introduce personal, nor corporate income tax until 2006.
There are 156 000 telephone lines, and 575 200 cell phones in Mongolia (2005)
The 2006 census reported 850 000 residents in Ulaanbaatar. That same year, the city celebrated its 1 millionth inhabitant.
Mongolia Related Links
3 comments:
Hey Colin, I would love a postcard- I am sure my future class would enjoy seeing a postcard from Mongolia as well lol:
1006 Lakeshore Rd E RR2
Hawkestone, Ontario L0L1T0
That is the address of my new house- will be in it in approx. 24 days (I hope). Enjoy your last days in Canada- let me know if you are in the Toronto/Barrie area!
Sara
In lieu of leaving my address on the web for everyone to see, I am simply going to request you find an appropriate post card (preferably one with some hot MM...if you know what I mean) and give it to me whence you return to civilization...whenever that may be.
Yours truly,
Me
Colin- Have a Dang good time and
return in one piece- hopefully wiser- enjoy and do not forget Grannies postcards
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