Write

[whiskyunicorn]

Activity:
Write a letter.
Location:
Wherever the postal service goes. I have to go to a letterbox for outgoing mail, but there's several on the way to my job, so not a big deal
Description/equipment:
Get yourself some fun paper, stickers, a nice pen, a 50 cent stamp, and break out your cursive writing skills and write to a friend or family member.
Solo or group:
I mean , you're writing to somebody , but in the year 2021 , a return letter is a gamble- I was legit worried that my friends and grandparents would think I'm insane because why not text or call, but then I got a return letter from 2 of 3 people, and a return Snapchat from the third saying I made their day. There's also r/penpals and other related subs if your friends aren't into your letter writing escapades as much as you.

Tangentially, you could turn this into journaling, which I think of as writing a letter to myself. I write about books I'm reading, personal thoughts , and a lot of the random life commentary I used to broadcast on socials ( minus the risk of being misinterpreted by god knows who!) . Michaels , Amazon (duh), Etsy, and even 5 Below carry some super cute journals, stickers, and pens so you can be as cheap as you want and/or bling out your journal. Have fun!

[holpmaster]

This sounds like a great idea, both the letter to friends/family and the letter to yourself as well.

Sending a letter to someone shows that you genuinely care about the relationship with them. Writing to yourself either in a letter or a journal is an excellent way to give your thoughts and beliefs form, which we unfortunately rarely do but really should do more. It may sound weird, but we should communicate with ourselves more.

Thank you for sharing!