Hello Lovelies, Just a quick reminder, don't forget to log back into your portal regularly to update the status of your letter just so I know, that no one is being left behind. Currently I'm showing 13 letters not yet started. No rush you still have until August 9th to post. Reach out if you think you will need more time. 🏷️ I will tag in comments those that are included in this Exchange.

Hi Lovelies, Well I've not had much luck from our local postal service here in Australia regarding our late delivered or non-delivered envelopes. Can I just ask, is everyone adding their return to sender details on the back of the envelope ? I had hoped as a business I may have been able to secure some tracking stickers without you all having to pay any extra. This seems to not be available. 😪 There response is for the sender to pay for priority or tracked mail, which is not ideal. Of course, we are not yet sure whether, if letters were sent and not delivered they are making their way back to senders. 💬📩 So tell me..... 👇🏻

Hello Lovelies, Well it's the most exciting time of the month, when your new Pen Pal is revealed. Matches have been thoughtfully paired and I'm so excited for you to login to your portal to see who you are writing to and where your little moment of magic will be landing. Enjoy the process Don't overthink it Use the Classroom to guide you Reach out if I can be of any assistance If this is your first time and you are feeling stuck or overwhelmed I'm just a message away. Have fun!! Jules p.s. We had 22 lovely ladies opt in this month, so thankyou all so much

My letter is complete and I just posted it. This deadline has crept up on me so fast but I hope my penpal enjoys reading it as much as I enjoyed writing it ❤️

Oopsie, better late than never 📮 Why We Write P.S. Did you know… P.S. comes from the Latin phrase post scriptum, meaning "written after." Before emails and editing buttons, once a letter had been signed and folded, there wasn't an easy way to go back and add another paragraph. So if the writer suddenly remembered one last thought, secret, or important detail, they'd add it at the end with: P.S. Some letters even had: P.P.S. (post-post scriptum) and occasionally P.P.P.S.! Historians have found that the P.S. was often the most personal part of the letter—the little thing the writer almost forgot to say. 💬 Question of the Week Be honest… Are you a: