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Happy new year ! Sorry for the bad focus on the video, knowing it’s a bit tiring for the eyes. I’m struggling having a good focus on my videos since a piece of my camera broke, and it will be repaired in February only. Still I hope you’ll enjoy the sounds of these vintage greeting cards, most of them are more than 100 years old ☺️

I’ll soon be back on the channel with a video about the props from the 2021 roleplays, and I’m also working on the next RP which will feature the return of the 18th century servant.I have many projects for 2022, including filming a few videos in the forest and even in a church. A lot of challenges ahead ! Have a wonderful day 😀

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Showing you vintage greeting cards | ASMR (soft spoken)

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Erin Dungee

Looking forward to them!!

Annelies

Oooh, I can't wait for the return of the servant 🙂

Amanda Ferguson

Loved this. My great grandmother kept a binder of postcards she received from friends and family. I think most of them were from the 1900s-1930s since postcards were cheaper to send than letters. Wouldn't an old post office roleplay be neat?

Darren G

💌🙌🌄

Vicky

The cards were so interesting! I love all your soft spoken videos and the sound of paper is music to my ears, so it was really pleasing for me! Great work, thank you! :)

Karen

Thank you for sharing these postcards. Such interesting family momentos.

Fran

Thank you! For a role play with these cards, perhaps a stationary shop, with paper, pens, cards, ink, inkwells, etc.?

Lee Anne Ward

Thank you for sharing these post cards. I, too, loved the paper sounds and your soothing voice. My mother-in-law has a scrapbook put together by her grandmother full of postcards and small newspaper clippings. As a child, she remembers her grandmother occasionally sitting down with her and reading each and every item to her, telling a story or two along the way. It was very soothing to her and created memories that she still recalls at the age of 92. I'm not sure that would make a good role play but I sure wish someone had done that for me as a child!

MarrGwen Dickson

This was fun! Perhaps you could use them as a role play of a turn of the century woman sending holiday greetings. She could occasionally get up to do other holiday preparations or wrap a gift or two. Just a thought!