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Writing and receiving letters via virtual post

Writing and receiving letters via virtual post

I love receiving letters, cards and postcodes.

Often received; if written by someone on holiday; days after that person has returned home.

Use this space however you like as though you are writing a letter to someone with whom you relate to in real life.

You might want to say something to that person, or persons and not be given the opportunity.

Families can be so very judgemental and cause much hurt and pain.

This is a way of writing to tell someone how you truly feel; good or bad.

Just read along if this is not your style.

Carry on with your own preference of using the forums.

This is just an idea.

Sometimes we do not know that we might enjoy something different unless we try.

Writing letters can be very therapeutic and a special way of releasing pent up feelings without the person knowing.

Lastly, in writing a letter, you need not put their name or title.

You might like to address the letter as dear friend, or dear family member; dear doctor; dear psychiatrist; dear pet.

Think outside of the square and write about what you would really like to say.

Good luck

Sophia

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@Sophia1

I have written two short stories now come on it must be your turn???

Love Meggle

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i am madly trying to think of who I can be...laugh

@Oaktree

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Lol just write anything - I will give you a hint. I googled story prompts for kids.

@Sophia1

Meggle

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happily ever after? @Oaktree

fairy tale land now...

that does not sound like me...I have to be up to some mischief....

I am going to tie your first story into the 100 acre woodland for some consistency as everyone else must be so very confused laugh..

no small wonder....

What goes on in the 100 acre woodland is incredible and there are so many mysteries left untold...

the inhabitants go about their days remaining invisible to others in the outside world....

there is of course a very secret garden within the 100 acre woodland which is actually not that very secret anymore..

However within the not very secret anymore garden is another garden and another secret hut that has not yet been discovered...

this was actually written ages ago and not noticed by those visiting the secret garden..

keep up everyone ....nigh imposssible...............

A certain being was observing a new visitor within the 100 acre woodland.,...well she did look familiar....for some reason there was an air about her that only certain beings could depict...she had the essence of a donkey....

The new visitor appeared to be digging in the soil with a beach spade?.....ooh and now she had dug deep enough to find a treasure trove....filled with......I cannot see as a bat is hovering over the crouched visitor.....

the bat appears lost....I think that he is unsure which story he is in...Is his name Horrace....the certain being remembered hearing that name being shouted across the woodlands on several occasions.....followed by scrolls being dropped everywhere from the sky....what a strange carry on...

the certain being was also aware that this treasure trove was found near the coast line...

did this mean that part of the 100 acre woodland was by the sea?.......

Did the certain being emerge from the sea?......well she was wet that might be a clue....

she waded back into the sea edge....deeper and deeper until she was seen to be swimming away....if you look very closely you will notice that she has a tail of a fish when in water.......

anyone else in the 100 acre woodland at the moment either near the sea? or within the no longer secret garden?...or exploring elsewhere ?.... who might they be?

hurry up @Oaktree and @Sophia1 are getting impatient now......🏊‍♀️

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laugh @Oaktree

I am too deep for that....

wait until you read the latest...if you were confused before....that was nothing...

we might have a mass exodus on our hands.....

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Henry

Once upon a time there was a refined elderly gent named Henry. Henry had lived a long but sometimes sad life and he now walked with a cane. One day when on a trip to the major regional centre Henry noticed a well. He got out of his old beaten up car and hobbled over to the well. It was one of those old fashioned ones with a little roof built over the top of it. He peered over the edge but all he could see was dark water. Then he had an idea! He put his hand in his pocket and came out with a golden coin. As he threw the coun into the well he said "I wish to be a boy again with happy and loving parents" The next thing he knew the well appeared to get bigger. He felt happy and suddenly more energetic. He made his way back to his car and all of a sudden he saw himself in the windows. He saw himself as a boy again. Oh my gosh he thought, that must have been a real life wishing well. Now that I am a boy , how am I going to get back home??? He put his hand back in his pocket and luckily he found yet another gold coin. He went back to the wishing well and wished to be safely home with his kind and loving parents. The end

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Lol @Sophia1

I didn't realise that the 100 acre wood was so close to the sea but that explains how Sooty the cat went surfing doesnt it? Also Tiggr standing on the cliff top next to his super duper super fast terrifically shiny motorcycle. It all makes perfect sense to me. Not sure about any one else though.

Laughing hysterically- maybe I have the dreaded wandering womb? Look it up that's what doctors used to think caused hysteria in women.

Meggle

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only just found this @Flax and your reply following @Oaktree

nothing about you Flax...

now you really do fit in ...

that is what happened sort of with Meggle and I wasn't it...thinking this thinking that and none of it reality...

we are all sorted..

now we need to get you involved more @Flax

Meggle and I have started...

You can write in Sooty visits Bunnings which suddenly is built in a place within the 100 acre woodland.. How on earth did that get building approval there?.....

Perhaps it is a transportable Bunnings.....flown in by Ariadne or Brunhildr powers...

Stonehenge would be fascinating as the 100 acre woodland now has a coastline as discovered by @Oaktree

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@Sophia1

Scroll up @Flax discovered the coast first in Sooty goes surfing

Meggle

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thhe dreaded wandering womb......................have not heard of that one....................

might cause some controversy?????????????????

hysteria....oh yes I am familiar with that leaning too far over and almost losing balance into hysteria or another world...one where anything can happen............

@Oaktree

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