Official 2014 InCoWriMo Participation Thread

[roxtime]

Okay, I will try this Because right now I have to use my address to work, please PM me.
I am classical archaeologist from Europe, interested in Roman civilization in provinces (especially in Egypt), in diving (I want to do maritime archaeology), and of course I am penthusiastic and paperfreak spending my money on books, lot of books, loving music (mostly jazz and rock), history and ... well, writing letters.

[Toulouse]

I'm in. Many of you will find a letter from me in your mailbox and everyone who writes to me will get a reply. I'm hoping to add some lifetime penpals.

I'm in the database.

Cheers!

[WanderingFool]

Just joined the forum after reading the information on InCoWriMo. I would like to join in. I am still trying to figure out all the information.

Thanks
WF


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[Saintpaulia]

It appears that I have gotten here late!

Actually first I wanted to go thru my InCoWriMo correspondence from 2013 before I even began to look for new correspondents. So I wrote down the 7 people who stuck with me all year long, and vice versa. Then after that I came here to see what was happening. There looks to be a very large interest in this Year Two of InCoWriMo.

So yes count me in again too.
Breck Breckenridge
1216 Devine Dr.
Lodi CA 95240

And Eric, here's looking at you kid!
You're my February 1st.

[Lindsey Hinkle]

I'm very much looking forward to participating this year! You can write to me at:

Lindsey Hinkle
7703 Farmwood Lane
Harrison, TN 37341


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[Mytwoblessings]

I'm in.

Robin McCormack
9207 Agena Court
Sacramento, CA 95826

And my son James would be excited to receive a few letters as well.

[Ted A]

I'm in

Ted Allen
6808 Dovre Dr
Edina, MN 55436

[LunaAzurina]

Thank you, Ryan. Quick question: Should I use a global stamp to send you a letter, or will regular postage from the US do? I am ashamed to say I have not written to a member of the US Armed Forces before. I look forward to sending a hand-written 'thank you' for your service.

Carla

I'm in.

Ryan McDonald
Camp Phoenix
130th EN BDE (NMCB 28)
APO AE 09320

My home is in Georgia, USA but currently I am deployed to Afghanistan. I will reply to all letters but bear in mind, it can take 2 weeks or more to reach me from the States.

[Lbravo]

Here we go! (I'm on the spreadsheet, but I wanted to be sure so I posted here, too)

Lori Bravo
2321 Lockhill-Selma #216
San Antonio, TX 78213

[kookatsoon]

I would love to participate again...it was a frenzie last year...somehow I managed to send out about 35 letters...I still can't believe I finished it!!! Still have my diploma on the wall to prove my efforts.
Here are my details...for anyone interested in writing...I will try my hardest to send a reply.

Janis Jessop
Box 11290
Kookatsoon Lake
The Yukon
Canada
Y1A 6S2

[Mac37]

Carla,
Standard US postage will work.
Looking forward to your letter!

Ryan

Thank you, Ryan. Quick question: Should I use a global stamp to send you a letter, or will regular postage from the US do? I am ashamed to say I have not written to a member of the US Armed Forces before. I look forward to sending a hand-written 'thank you' for your service.

Carla

I'm in.

Ryan McDonald
Camp Phoenix
130th EN BDE (NMCB 28)
APO AE 09320

My home is in Georgia, USA but currently I am deployed to Afghanistan. I will reply to all letters but bear in mind, it can take 2 weeks or more to reach me from the States.

[Sailor Kenshin]

Hi guys! in view of my effort, please put in your addresses into this excel sheet for InCoWriMo2014!!!

I have typed in all addresses listed publicly earlier, feel free to edit (only your own details). You can click on the Headers/columns and list by alphabetical order be it by Name, Country or Username! (The header will shift as well but that’s a small issue right )

This should make things easier when the participants grow exponentially~

I tried...don't think it worked for me.

[fncll]

After a dark time, I've managed to get close to caught up on my correspondence, so am going to participate in InCoWriMo '14 ... seems like a good way to come back into the light!

Chris Lott
PO Box 82826
Fairbanks, AK 99708
USA

[fncll]

Hi guys! in view of my effort, please put in your addresses into this excel sheet for InCoWriMo2014!!!

This should make things easier when the participants grow exponentially~

I tried...don't think it worked for me.

I see you on the sheet, Sailor Kenshin!

[Teigra]

Added myself to the sheet too!

[Sailor Kenshin]

Hi guys! in view of my effort, please put in your addresses into this excel sheet for InCoWriMo2014!!!

This should make things easier when the participants grow exponentially~

I tried...don't think it worked for me.

I see you on the sheet, Sailor Kenshin!

Oh, thanks! It must have been 'operator error' on my part.

I got my InCoWriMo folder ready. Now for some serious slacking off, before the gates open.

[southpaw52]

Definitely would love to write more this year.

Brad Harris
PO box 11875
Fort Smith, AR 72917

[inlovewithjournals]

I would love to participate again...it was a frenzie last year...somehow I managed to send out about 35 letters...I still can't believe I finished it!!! Still have my diploma on the wall to prove my efforts.
Here are my details...for anyone interested in writing...I will try my hardest to send a reply.

Janis Jessop
Box 11290
Kookatsoon Lake
The Yukon
Canada
Y1A 6S2

Hi Janis! Greetings from a southeastern neighbor in Alberta! I will definitely be writing to you.

[Tracy Lee]

After a dark time, I've managed to get close to caught up on my correspondence, so am going to participate in InCoWriMo '14 ... seems like a good way to come back into the light!

Chris Lott
PO Box 82826
Fairbanks, AK 99708
USA

We've missed you!

[Toulouse]

For anyone who might be looking for the spread sheet of addresses, a link is included in post #77 on page 4 of this thread.

Looking forward to this!!