Million Little Letters Project

Hello there! Happy Wednesday

💌☕️📓I’ve been reading a book called “if you find this letter” when I created million little letters group was supposed to be about sending letters to others to cheer them up, u til it fell back into a pen pal group. And that’s fine! I’m so happy that everyone is finding pen pals and writing letters! The whole purpose of that group is to write letters and meet new people. But I want to pick back up on this project that I once started.

My challenge to you is start writing little letters and place them in random public places like: coffee shops, Book stores, library, doctors offices etc. just anywhere that you could tuck or pin on a bulletin board. These letters could be self motivated, self love, quotes anything nice that someone may need. Finding these million little letters will make someone’s day.

Please join me in the project I would love to see where you hid your little letters! Post a picture! Leave here in the comments! I will even make a separate album in the group for you to post your pictures in! If you do decide to do this also use the #Courtneysmillionlittlelettersproject on Facebook and Instagram. I’m super excited to start where I picked up from and hope that you join in with me.

Find me on Instagram: courtneysmillionlittleletters
Find me on Facebook: Million Little Letters Pen Pal Group (ladies only)
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