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Outgoing mail from last week that sadly still hasn’t made it to its destination fingers crosse

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Knight Concepts - Female by daestwen

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girlslafemme: Do you want to be New LaFemme Girl?contact to our info mail#girls #girl #me #love #blo

play010: mandykg: The mail man was here: my new Holy Trainer cage arrived and it surely is greatly

thrilledbytease: I suppose the obvious caption is “Fan mail from a flesh-light lover.”

Snail Mail - Édouard ManetLetter Decorated with a Snail on a Leaf, 1880. Watercolor (design), pen an

Well, the mail carrier just went past the window. Better go check the mail.

What a good day to get my new shirt in the mail

Sears, 1964

systlin:foxy-nerdy:It’s never to early to start the life of an armored adventurer.HER TEENY MAIL SHI

little comic I drew while I was waiting for a soap mold to come in the mail

ichimomtsu:I thought the letter would light on fire but no… Matsu goat goblins eat the mail…

Two of my favourite things together: Leonardo da Vinci x stamps, available from UK Royal Mail.

renegadechristie:My Mage potion earrings came in the mail today! They are super cute and I love them

Here’s my two pieces for the @goodomemeszine. Got my copy in the mail yesterday, it’s wild to see my

Skipper and her friend SkooterJC Pennys, 1966

The Egg-tart Epiphany | Globe and Mail, October 14, 2015Illustration supporting Lorraine Chuen’s art

Seems appropriate that the mail brought me this wonderful surprise on music monday from a kind frien

Postmarked or Post-marred?When you send mail art you always take a chance that it will get roughed u

Just got this lovely BIG Daddy 10" hollow strapon in the mail ! Can’t wait to try it. It

Hate mail for Abraham Lincoln,February 14th, 1861Sir,Mr Abe Lincoln if you don’t Resign we are going

Mail hauberk for ceremonial use, Hungarian, mid 16th century.from The Philadelphia Museum of Art

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