Before the digital age, the most exciting part of the day was the arrival of the mailman.
We didn’t have instant messages; we had hand-written letters. There was a special smell to the paper, a unique style to a friendβs handwriting, and the patience of waiting days for a reply.
A letter was something you could keep in a box for 50 years and re-read to feel the same emotion. In a world that moves too fast, do you remember the last time you wrote a letter by hand?”
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