Mail day (More menu, or Home) is a signed-in packing desk. It lists envelopes waiting on you with city, country, envelope size, and their skip list — never a street. Print this mail day for a one-page sheet plus a post-office run you can fold to the front. This week’s letter, kit, labels, and the chair-only workout sheet sit on the same desk. I’m packing today is a seven-day stamp, not a mailbox pause. Packing notes stay on the swap thread.
A typical mail day
- Open Mail day. Tap I’m packing today if you are assembling envelopes (seven days, not a mailbox pause).
- Print this mail day — who to pack, the letter prompt, and a post-office run. City and country only.
- Print the kit for the person you mail if you want their full packing page.
- Write this week’s prompt on paper. No street on a photo.
- Optional: print the chair-only sheet and tape it by the packing tape.
- Drop the envelope in the mail, then mark I mailed it on the swap or circle.
Don’t show up at a penpal’s house. Don’t put a street, tracking number, or password on paper you might photograph. Workouts on this desk are not medical advice.