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Incoming Mail

On this page i'll share with you all the incoming mail! I'll be doing a Incoming Mail challenge for the month of June 2019!



June 8th 2019 
my Pen Pal on Instagram sent me a beautiful letter with some goodies all wrapped up in this beautiful tissue paper! I put some pictures down below for everyone to see. 










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