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	An email from Iceland
	Halló my friend, This is Iceland. I am glad you are reading my email. Maybe, when you read it, you will wonder whether you should come and visit me, and think I may be too cold for you now. But I am not. If you do not believe me, you can see it here and here. (Just remember your lopapeysa.) ** People say I am "romantic" ** Many humans like to visit me on their honey-moons. (They probably think I am very romantic.) For example, Mark and Christina (whose friend took good pictures), Adam and Jessica (who dressed up), Stephanie and Shaun (who saw seventeen bands), and Mae Lu (who calls me a big, tiny island, and says I changed her and her new husband). And if you do not think this email has too much rómantík in it already, you can klikk to see a video of Ben and Allison (and me) on their honey-moon. ** Are you curious about me? ** Many of my friends are curious about me. Maybe you are, too. This is probably because we are very different. (You are human, and I am an island in the middle of the ocean.) It is also because I am a bit different from the country where you live. My friends ask me about things like the color of my Northern Lights, whether my volcano is still erupting, and what words from my people's language to use on their new tattoo. That is why the people who help me on the Inter-nets made a "Form-spring", where my friends can ask me all sorts of things. Do you want to know something about me? Now you can just ask me. I know your friends are very busy and important, but I still think you should tell them about me. Forward to a friend · Share on your Facebook · Tweet on your Twitter ** I have got mail ** Since I learned to use all the Inter-nets, I have made many friends from all over this planet. And even though they are very busy and important people, they sometimes like to send me letters. My friend Julien, who likes lobster soup and walking barefoot in my Jökulsárlón, wrote me this letter with many pictures, saying that he missed me. He is a very polite young man. My friend Andrea, also visited me and had many adventures. Then she, too, wrote me a letter. Some people, like Anthony, write me messages on my Face-book. Others, like Mandy, send me good emails like this one. If you want to send me a letter, you can. Just email it to me by klikking hér, and a nice person who helps me with my Inter-nets will read it, and maybe even reply, if he or she is not very, very tired. See you soon, —Iceland P.S. Would you like to visit me in a boat or a flying machine one day? Because you can. I will still be here. I stay put in the North-Atlantic, but you can also find me here: Facebook Twitter Tumblr Vimeo Flickr Blog

This email from Iceland is sent to you and exactly seven thousand and five other good people all over the world. It is a part of Iceland Wants to Be Your Friend, an initiative of your friendly neighbourhood Icelandic Tourist Board, Geirsgötu 9, IS-101 Reykjavík, and therefore very, very, very serious. It is created and cared for by real people at Takk Takk, using brains and fancy machines. Takk very much for reading. Iceland would like to hear from you, but please don't reply to this mail. It is sent by silly robots who can't read. If you want to tell Iceland a story, or if you have good suggestions for it, just email deariceland@icelandwantstobeyourfriend.com where a really nice person who helps Iceland with its email will read it and maybe even reply to it, if he or she isn't too busy with something terribly important. If you are not a subscriber to this email from Iceland then you can simply click here to subscribe. And voilà.