1st March Yesterday I wrote number 39, to Darcy on here. It won’t be collected from the postbox until tomorrow. Of course I will continue writing back to everyone! Have a few waiting for replies. As e...

Thursday 19th. Today I posted number 26. So far, mostly letters to new/different people. A couple of birthday cards and a Valentine.1 condolence message - wonder really whether to count that, as sensi...

I was in central London! Firstly near Buckingham Palace (Mall Galleries, for an art exhibition), so found myself wondering where the King posts his letters…! Then shops around Covent Garden. Even the ...

Feb 7th. Today I wandered around London looking for one of our red post boxes, to no avail! What’s happened to them all!? Plenty of red phone boxes, but surely they get little use..? Anyway, remembere...

Strongly agree. Very grateful for this. Thanks for hard work of all who make this possible. X

Friday 6th February. Today I posted number 7 and 8. One of those was a birthday card to someone on here; an earlier one was a thank you; all others were letters. All non routine replies. I mostly put ...

I like to use a variety of papers - sometimes recycling some other type of paper (backs of something...?), notebook paper if out and about, adding decoration to plain paper, and bargain writing paper ...

1st Feb. I posted 2 letters to people on here. Enclosed handmade envelopes and stickers. Really I now have too many envelopes which I’ve made and decorated, so will look to send some…

Yay! Thanks for all you do! X

Agree with Gillian’s comments of earlier years. Now our international stamps are £3:40 (luckily up to 100g, but watch the thickness). For ease, you can use 2 1st class stamps.(Internal mail still has ...

What a wonderful thing! I do look forward to visiting the London postal museum sometime. A certain excitement and interest when I notice a post office or postbox!! Guess others here will understand!!

I often receive teabags, but when I look at sending them, I worry the envelope is too thick! Here in UK the past few years, we’ve had to consider thickness as well as weight. I often enclose local new...

I put incoming letters in a wooden letter rack. Not kept in particular order because I don’t reply in order. Someone who has replied promptly is more likely to get a reply before others. Also I might ...

Sounds like different countries have different ways. I’m in UK - even here there are variations. For instance, I live in a first floor (ie one floor up) flat. Luckily, Royal Mail brings post right to...