Stamp Requests

Stamp set containing stamps related to hobbies like painting, dancing, crocheting, reading books, writing, listening music and watching series.

Stamps of each of the astrological zodiac signs or the 12 Chinese zodiac animals.

In March of this year, a partial solar eclipse occurred. Maybe it's a nice idea to make stamps about celestial events such as the eclipse of this year🌞🌑 Other ideas could be a lunar eclipse (blood moon).

I know it's not a suggestion about the stamps, but it would be awesome if you could buy stickers to decorate the letter and make it more original and cuter. For example, instead of buying the stamp sets, you could buy a stamp with one or more stickers with the same theme. You could put them around without covering the letters and resize them according to your preferences.

Sometimes our pen pals were so quiet for a long time. We are worried about their health and mental wellness. So we reach out to them by writing some letters and ... would like to put the stamp "Are you Okay?" to let them know that we care, worried & concerned.

Learning disabilities affect reading, writing, or arithmetic. They are neurologically based and have nothing to do with intelligence. People with learning disabilities have difficulty processing information. This can make learning in certain areas more difficult.

A troika is a wagon (usually on a sleigh) pulled by 3 horses. It is invariably associated by many with Russia.

Beliefs hold great importance for societies. I believe this stamp collection will add both depth and meaning to your app. Christianity – Approximately 2.5 billion followers Islam – Approximately 2 billion followers Hinduism – Approximately 1.2 billion followers Buddhism – Approximately 500 million followers Sikhism – Approximately 25–30 million followers Taoism – Approximately 20 million followers Judaism – Approximately 15–20 million followers Baháʼí Faith – Approximately 5 million followers Jainism – Approximately 4 million followers Shinto – Approximately 4 million followers Caodaism – Approximately 4 million followers Tenrikyo – Approximately 2 million followers Cheondoism – Approximately 2 million followers Unification Church (Moonism) – Approximately 2 million followers Wicca – Approximately 2 million followers Seikanova – Approximately 1.5 million followers Tengrism – Approximately 1.05 million followers Druze – Approximately 1 million followers Yazidism – Approximately 1 million followers Zoroastrianism – Approximately 200,000 followers Satanism – Approximately 100,000 followers Raelism – Approximately 80,000 followers Druidry – Approximately 50,000 followers

Located within the borders of Ölüdeniz town in the Fethiye district of Muğla province, Butterfly Valley lies at the foothills of Mount Babadağ — one of the 100 mountains proposed for preservation as a world heritage site due to its endemic species. On February 8, 1995, it was declared a First-Degree Natural Protected Area and has since been closed to all types of construction. The valley, surrounded by steep rock walls reaching up to 350 meters, derives its name from the more than 80 species of butterflies it hosts, most notably the Jersey tiger butterfly. A stream, sourced from a waterfall in the Faralya neighborhood and cascading from a height of 50 meters, flows through the valley and empties into the Mediterranean Sea. The valley’s unique geographical structure, flora, and fauna make it a point of interest for scientists, especially botanists and entomologists, for research and fieldwork. It also draws attention from national and international environmental organizations and ecological groups. The history of Butterfly Valley dates back to the 4th century BCE. Remains of the ancient Lycian settlement known as "Perdicia" are located just above the Butterfly Valley Canyon. The nearby village has traditionally been called "Faralya," and its modern name is Uzunyurt. The culture of terrace gardening, developed by shaping the slopes into stepped fields, has continued from Byzantine and Greek civilizations through to the late Ottoman period and still exists today.

The universal experience of all Canadians is to be honked at by one of these. Please include them!