The typewritten letter project

There is something I know about you with complete certainty: you will never again receive a typewritten letter in the mail.

Oh, you're going to receive laser printed bank statements and typewriter-font tri-folded pitches from magazines and charities, sure. If you are very lucky, you might even still have a grandma who sends you hand-addressed cards at the holidays. But you don't know a single soul who would sit down at a typewriter, and type out a letter to you. I'd bet on it.

And yet: you're a tiny dog reader, and as you know, tiny dog can change destinies. You are not necessarily resigned to this pathetic fate, oh no. Why is this, you ask? Because TD happens to be acquainted with a letter-generating manual typewriter that is interested in the task of saving you from your sorry, letter-free status. Yes, if you send your address to mail(at)tiny-dog.com, this typewriter I mentioned just might send you some correspondence.

You'd even get a typewritten envelope.