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PORT ANGELES, WA (KING) - Three Port Angeles, Washington women plan to leave anonymous love letters around the city to give strangers an emotional boost.

Kristin Halberg, Mindy Aisling and Marie McCartney, all of Port Angeles, are life coaches who collaborate through a website called Thriving on the Olympic Peninsula.

When one of them heard of the "We Need More Love Letters" campaign that began in New York, they instantly felt compelled to bring it to their hometown.

"I always find it amazing how much one little thing can change my mood in a day," said Aisling.

So the three women started writing love letters, not to their husbands, but to people they've never met.  The letters of affirmation, that say things like "you are beautiful" and "you deserve love," are left on store shelves, in bus shelters or under doormats.

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