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You've got mail (if you want it)
Thatās right! After three years of existing solely on the internet, The Poop Scoop is finally about to go postal. As in: If youāre interested, Iāll send you some mail.
This weekend, Iāll be sending out handmade Valentineās Day cards alongside my first little zine of the year to anyone who wants one. If thatās you, simply send me an email or slide into my DMs (if youāre into that sort of thing) with your name and address.


Iāve always been a big card girl. But, to be clear, itās not about size. Big cards, little cards, short cards, long cards, straight cards, round cardsā¦. I love āem all. It isnāt even about the occasion! Sympathies, birthdays, graduations, anniversaries, get-well-soons⦠I love that, at the end of the day, they all say the same thing: thinking of you.
Giving someone a card is the cheapest, simplest little thrill. All you need to do is pick up a piece of paper, fold it in half, draw a heart on it, and send it. Maybe thereās a fun little surprise on the inside, maybe not. It doesnāt really matter what you write, how it was made, or how much money is (or isnāt) in it. Isnāt it thrilling to be thinking of someone? To be thought of?
Valentineās Day is the most popular day of the year for telling your people that youāre thinking of them. But who says you can only do that on February 14th?
This year, Iām choosing to think of Valentineās Day as more of a mindset. It may or may not have something to do with the fact that I waited too long to send this post and actually make cards for them to arrive on time. Regardless, letās normalize making and sending valentines all year long. Or at least the entire month of February. Itās a sad enough month already; I think itāll take whatever love it can get.
As always, thanks for readingā£ļø Send me your address if youād like some snail mail ā£ļø



I love your cards....any time for any reason!
Love mail from youuuuu