Welcome to A Love Letter to Letters, where I chronicle an ambitious and heartfelt journey: writing one handwritten letter every single day for an entire year.

These letters go out to loved ones, strangers, and everyone in between—each one a reflection of connection, vulnerability, and the timeless art of putting pen to paper. Along the way, I’ve rediscovered the joy of slowing down, the beauty of saying things we often leave unsaid, and the power of a well-placed stamp.

Here, you’ll find weekly posts that pull back the curtain on this yearlong project:

• The Stories Behind the Letters: Why I wrote them, who they’re for, and how they’ve shaped my life (and sometimes theirs).

• Reflections on Connection: The messy, beautiful truths about love, humanity, and the courage it takes to be truly seen.

• Humor and Heart: Because life—and letter writing—always benefits from a little laughter.

This project isn’t just about the letters themselves; it’s about what they represent: slowing down in a fast-paced world, rekindling forgotten relationships, and finding meaning in the small, deliberate act of reaching out.

Whether you’re here to find inspiration, a love for letters of your own, or just a weekly reminder that connection matters, I’m so glad you’re along for the ride.

So grab a cup of coffee (or a hot chai, my fav), and join me every Tuesday as I share the joys, challenges, and surprises of my year of writing.

Let’s celebrate the magic of words, the intimacy of ink, and the beauty of showing up—one letter at a time.

Warmly,
Felice

P.S. Who’s the first person you’d write a letter to? Let me know—I’m always looking for inspiration!

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