Rainbow XO Stationery Set - Cute Stationery Paper for Writing Letters - Paper and Envelopes Set comes with 50 Letter Sheets 25 Envelopes 20 Stickers

Stationery vs. Stationary Stationery with an e stems from the term stationer, which refers to “a person who sells the materials used in writing, such as paper, pens, pencils, and ink.” Though now archaic, stationer also used to refer to to a bookseller or publisher. Stationery eventually came to mean the things a stationer sold, though stationeries are a rare sight these days, when receiving snail mail from a friend is a special occasion. How do you remember the difference? One way is to remember that a stands for adjective. So when you see stationary with an a, you’ll know that it is an adjective and as such it must describe something or someone. Stationery is a noun. Another mnemonic to help you is: let the a near the end of stationary remind you of “at rest” and the e near the end of stationery stand for “envelope.” No matter how you spell it, MILK+HONEYS has you covered. You can sit down and be stationary for a moment and pull out some stationery to pen a friendly note to your pen pal, bestie or your grandma. Social Media will never replace the joy of receiving a hand written letter.