Purveyors of Joy & Connection 

When Amy and MaryBeth began their creative partnership, they bonded over a shared desire to bring people together in fun, meaningful, and authentic ways. Stationery was always part of the vision—a natural place where art, storytelling, and connection meet. Amy, an artist and lifelong letter writer, believed deeply in the power of pen and paper. MaryBeth’s discovery of decades of handwritten letters from grandparents to her children—full of humor, stories, and love—reaffirmed just how meaningful a handwritten note can be. Together, those values inspired A Post in Time. Amy’s artwork pairs with MaryBeth’s vision for a modern layer—the Memory Key, a QR code that lets photos or a short video accompany each handwritten note. With the help of MaryBeth’s husband, Mark, who built the app, the idea became a reality—preserving the heart of handwritten correspondence while inviting letters to hold even more memory.

In a world of quick taps and instant replies, a handwritten note feels almost enchanted. It asks us to slow down, choose our words carefully, and send a little piece of ourselves into the world. There’s an intimacy to handwriting, a warmth that can’t be typed. Its curves and quirks carry personality, presence, and emotion. A handwritten note becomes a one-of-a-kind treasure, crafted just for the person who opens it. And that’s why it connects us so deeply. It lingers. It’s saved in drawers, tucked into books, rediscovered years later. It becomes part of our personal history, a small but enduring reminder of the relationships that shape us. At A Post in Time, we believe these moments deserve beautiful homes. Our stationery blends the magic of the handwritten word with a gentle touch of the digital age—inviting people to share not just messages, but memories that last.