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Here are some of my favorite supplies!

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Gel Gold pens

Empathy cards

Good Vibes postcards

Inspirational stickers

Vintage Postage Stamp Stickers for decoration

Colorful envelopes

Happy mail stickers

Pens

Happy mail stamps

Return address labels

Motivational cards

Motivational postcards

Heart Confetti

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