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Halló there --

and takk for being my new best friend.

I look forward to having you as a friend, and maybe sending you emails once in a while telling you about my places and my people, and the things that happening on me.

(Don't worry, I am not the kind of clingy friend who is always sending you messages when you just want some peace and quiet. And if you ever want to stop being friends, I am very uncomplicated about it. You just click a link and poof.)


** A nice picture of me **

Here is a picture of me that my friend Helga made with her hands and a fancy machine. She made it to show you where my places are.

A map of me to show you where my places are
As you can see, she drew some very big red fish on the picture to make it look nicer. Some people may find this scary, but don’t worry: my fish are not really this big.

(Also, you don’t have to worry about the smoke. My volcano has stopped erupting now, so the smoke on the picture is not real.)


** I am all over the place **

I am very old, but I am new to this Inter-net. The people who help me with it thought it would be a good idea for me to use it to make friends and talk to them.

Facebook

Twitter

Tumbler

Vimeo

Flickr

My Blog

Bless bless for now,
—Iceland

If you would like to tell your friends about me, you can:

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This email from Iceland is a part of Iceland Wants to Be Your Friend, which is a very, very, very serious thing. It is loved and cared for by real people at Takk Takk, using brains and fancy machines. Takk very much for reading.

In case you forgot, Iceland is sending this to you at this email address …
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… because once upon a time you asked it to do it. It's the truth, Ruth.

Do you want to tell Iceland a story? You can. Just send an email to deariceland at icelandwantstobeyourfriend dot 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.

When it is not busy erupting and being windswept, Iceland plans to occasionally send emails like these to its friends. But if you no longer want to get letters from Iceland, then just click here to unsubscribe and they wil go away forever. Púff! Just like that. (Don't worry, Iceland will still like you.)