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12/08/2026

Apparently the real purpose of waterproof stickers is making sure your black suitcase doesn’t disappear into a sea of identical black suitcases at baggage claim. 😭

So my MUJI luggage is getting the full SymplyMaed treatment.

Cute, waterproof, slightly unhinged, and significantly easier to recognise on the luggage belt.

Practical? Yes.
An excuse to put stickers on everything I own? Also yes.

Which sticker would you put on your suitcase first?

11/08/2026

The emotional support stickers are there because they know how this ends.

Care energy conserved.
Emotionally on low power mode.
I’m tired in ways sleep can’t fix.

My MacBook is basically doing the talking for me at this point.

Which sticker is your current status?

09/08/2026

What can a clownfish teach us about becoming someone new?

Clownfish can change s*x when the social structure of their group changes, a remarkable adaptation that allows the group to continue.

And somewhere in that little piece of marine life, I found July’s Dear Diver theme: transformation.

For the seasons when you’ve changed so much that you don’t quite recognise yourself yet.

The unfamiliar version of you is still you.

Dear Diver is my monthly snail mail subscription, where stories from marine life become letters about the very human experience of being alive.

July Edition | Clownfish
💌 Available at SymplyMaed.

05/08/2026

I used to think manta rays were beautiful because of how effortlessly they glide through the ocean.

Then I learned they return to the same cleaning stations again and again.

Even something so graceful knows it can’t carry everything forever.

Maybe that’s why this month’s Dear Diver is about returning to what restores you.

We all have people, places, routines, or moments that make us feel a little lighter. Maybe wisdom isn’t never needing them. Maybe it’s knowing to go back.

What’s something you always return to when life starts feeling heavy? 💙

03/08/2026

This month’s Dear Diver letter was inspired by manta rays and the places they return to for care.

Inside: letter, waterproof stickers, an underwater photo card, a message from the manta ray and a reflection prompt to carry with you beyond the envelope.

Dear Diver is a monthly snail-mail subscription inspired by marine life, but written for the human reading it.

Join Dear Diver through the link in bio

31/07/2026

My exit interview, in five stickers.

Kind regards.

26/07/2026

ocean stickers for people who cope with metaphors.

four new marine life designs: manta rays and seahorses, waterproof vinyl, made for laptops, water bottles and dive logs.

just wingin’ it. sea-duced by feelings. anchor in current. return to what restores you.

tell me which one is you 👇 all four are live now, link in bio 🌊

22/07/2026

Apparently, being human comes with several settings:

Sea-duced by feelings.
Trying to anchor in the current.
Completely wingin’ it.
Or returning to whatever restores you.

Four familiar kinds of days, translated into stickers.

Which one are you today?

Shop the new collection through the link in bio.
The everyday, translated.

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21/07/2026

I realised I’ve never really explained what Dear Diver is.

People often think it’s a subscription about marine life.

But it isn’t.

Every month, I choose one piece of marine life,not to teach you about the ocean, but because somewhere in its quiet existence, I find a little reminder about being human.

That’s what I write about.

Dear Diver isn’t about collecting facts.

It’s about collecting perspectives.

If you’ve ever wished a letter could arrive with a thought worth carrying into your week, that’s exactly why I started writing these.

If this feels like something you’d want in your mailbox, I’d love to write to you.

Join Dear Diver through the link in my bio.

The everyday, translated.

18/07/2026

This month’s Dear Diver letter was inspired by manta rays.

People often think healing means moving on.

But manta rays return to the same cleaning stations again and again.

Not because they’re stuck.

Because they know where they heal.

That’s the observation behind this month’s letter.

If these are the kinds of thoughts you like carrying with you, I’d love to send one to your mailbox each month.

Subscribe to Dear Diver through the link in my bio.💙

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