
Let’s be honest — in today’s world of über techno communication, we may tweet, IM, post a message on a friend’s Facebook wall or drop a line via old fashioned email, but we rarely (unless you’re one of the fabulous people I would like to be, but can never quite pull off), send a handwritten letter. Yet, most of us still get a thrill out of receiving one. That being the case, can you imagine the thrill of receiving a miniature letter?? That’s right — a teeny, tiny letter transcribed especially for you and sealed with a dollop of red wax. How cool would that be?
Now, imagine yourself bringing that same joy to the ones you love. The World’s Smallest Post Service can make it happen. Send a personalized letter or a card to that special someone and they’ll know you care.
Or how about a tiny package? Teeny trinkets with notes like “You are as cute as a…” (button) or “Where would I be without you?” (compass), wrapped in brown paper and string, stamped and ready for special delivery. And for the holidays? A bitty little top, with the message “May you delight in small wonders this holiday season.” A miniscule amount of postal perfection, indeed!
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Comments (8)
I did this for Mothers day for my Mom. I saw the tiny letters in Real Simple magazine. She loved it! The letter was a look back on the year and what was to come ahead. I also thought someone could put it in their pocket and carry it around with them if it was a really special letter or if that person was far away from you.
I gave one of the little letters to my husband a couple of years ago-it was such a fun gift!
The only thing I worry about is this being left at my girlfriend's door, and then not being noticed! Hmm.. cute idea though.
I received one of these for my birthday recently, and it was delightful. The little box comes inside of a yellow mailing envelope, by the way. I imagine the tiny thing would get lost or crushed if not protected!
I need bifocals for regular sized text.
@CatSitterintheCity - Totally read my mind. I was wondering how on earth they would be sent.
I have ordered tiny letters and cards, and they have been much appreciated by the recipients. The mini letters come with a magnifying lens. I highly recommend!
things that are that small are always so cute!