Tell Someone You Love Them Today
a home for the things that ask us to participate: making, noticing, creating, and connecting.
Notice
Look up from the scroll and notice the small, beautiful things your life is already offering you.
Create
Follow that curiosity into something made by your own hands, just because it brings you joy.
Connect
Put something meaningful into the world and let it find its way to someone who needs it.
Strawberry Afternoon Postcards
a vintage postcard for you, and whoever needs it next
Every month one envelope lands in your mailbox. Inside: a real vintage postcard sourced from somewhere in the world, pulled from a flea market or estate sale and chosen because it deserved a second life. Unused. Ready to send. A Forever stamp included so the only thing left is picking who gets it.
The world offers us endless ways to consume. Strawberry Afternoon is interested in the things that ask us to participate.
Strawberry Afternoon Blog
I Am the Chicken: What a Poultry Keynote Taught Me About Corporate America
A chicken vaccine, a corporate ceiling, and the small rebellion of writing a letter instead of making a call
I Am the Chicken: What a Poultry Keynote Taught Me About Corporate America
I Am the Chicken: What a Poultry Keynote Taught Me About Corporate America
|Victoria Lanz
Why I Started Collecting Vintage Postcards
I'm Tori. I've been writing letters my whole life. I was my great-great-aunt Annie's pen pal until she passed at 99, and that's where I learned a handwritten address is one of the better things in life.
Every postcard I sell is vintage, decades old, pulled from a drawer or a shoebox where it sat waiting. Sending it is analog living in its smallest form, slow, physical, and yours to finish.
This is a soft place for anyone who still believes in earning things the analog way.