Spreading a little love to the people of the UK ...

January is a hard month, we are short of cash, it cold and people are generally down, I wanted to help...

Personally it doesn't get me down that much, it's annoying but hey life is great! Only recently I have achieved this mindset though, its been a long journey through hard times but yippee I made it. But thats for my 'One Man's Spiritual Journey Post', of which I intend to update dreckly. Sorry poor form there; self-advertising accept my apologies but it kind of fitted. Also not listening to the media, which all through January appear to be telling people this is the time to be depressed! Moving swiftly on then....

The idea was formed...

So since, well last year sometime I have had a few stamps in my wallets. Not a cheap commodity you know, so I was keeping them. But not being a big letter sender  they were only filling a space in my wallet getting creased! Sitting on the bus on my way to work; a idea hatched. I have been wanting to do something on the #ophumanangels tag so why not send some letters out telling people they were wonderful!

Then implemented ...

Earlier this evening I got some paper and wrote in my best hand writing! Yes that is my best and its bad its know; I blame it on the dyslexia, normally works 😁! 

I got on my computer and pulled up maps. Then zoomed out and got the whole of the UK in and  closed my eye and randomly selected... the sea!

Round two I selected Parker Close, Brunall, Norwich. This is in East Anglia! The pigs bum... If you imagine the UK as a man riding a pig ... seriously look at the previous picture 🐽.

Envelope written, stamped and sealed.

That felt good round two...

Next was Fraser Court, Huntly, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. Were around about the back edge of the man's hat (the man riding the pig 🐽).

Enveloped and sealed.

One more...? Go on lets!

This one landed at Meadow View, Laddingford, Maidstone. This is south of London (the pigs leg ish 🐽). Admittedly with two of these I did look around a bit for a town as I landed in a field.

Last one enveloped and stamped.

Off to the end off the road and into the post box, and off on their way. Ready to cheer up three people in apparently bleak January!