“Hi Honey”
“Hi Mom”
“What have you been up to?”
“Oh you know, things. Um, we went to the park yesterday.”
“Did you get a job yet?”
“…..”
And so starts 80% of my mother daughter conversations. We are too alike, know each other too well, worry about each other too much, to ever have a normal conversation that isn’t shadowed with every fight or comment we’ve ever used to cut each other.

This “game” seeks to help with that awkwardness of being an adult child. I wish that I knew more about my grandparents and parents. But every visit home seems too rushed, filled with events and traditions. We don’t have time to really sit down and talk – and I wouldn’t know what to say if we did.

This series of postal inspiration is for exchanging a set of letters with your parents or grandparents along a theme. If someone has a big birthday coming up this works especially well if you get one for several cousins or siblings so the lucky person is overwhelmed with letters!

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Depression and anxiety affect us all at one time or another. Sometimes it is hard to know how to be there for someone who is fighting the good fight. You want to be supportive, but you also don’t want to hover and aren’t sure what to do because dealing with mental illness is an odyssey peculiar to each person.

We’ll send you a series of letters, activities and other fun/mysterious things that you can send to that person you’re thinking of. This isn’t therapy or professionally sanctioned – though many of the activities are based on real studies and therapies. Mostly it is just a way to do what you can. To show you’re trying and that you care.

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