The Letter Story!

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I wonder how something so vintage and handwritten has lost its Charm in the world of quick communication technology?
I still firmly believe that however advanced technology world we live in, handwritten letters still hold the power to convey your messages and make sure they reach the receivers heart! ❤

Now when those have become so rare & obsolete and someone writes a letter to you
, I hope you know how much you matter to them!! ✌

Also, if you realise that its been a long time since you wrote a letter, sit down & write one now, let all thoughts flow in through it and send it to whomever you want to. 



And if you don't really want to send it to the respective person, drop it in my mail box (obviously my virtual mail box😅) by subject as 'The Letter Story'
Email : sanchihumane@gmail.com
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Location: Thane, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

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