Privacy policy

Effective 30 October 2026. JUNEWELL HOME LLC, at 520 Madison Ave, Covington, KY 41011, United States, is the publisher of this notice. Questions about the file go to ham@lushbonsaistudio.online. The mailbox name ham is not treated as someone’s given name.

Fonts and the hosting company

Inknut Antiqua and Figtree come from the Google font service. Loading those faces can transmit an internet address. JUNEWELL HOME LLC does not turn that transmission into an ad profile. The host may retain a plain server line showing that internet address, the browser, the time, and which page was requested. Those lines are not an advertising audience on this site.

Letters people send

A person writing in may give a name, an email address, a telephone number if they want one included, and the body of the note. A number taken from an identity document should stay out. A card used for payment should stay out. There is no member login. Write the soil opens the visitor’s own mail program, and this website does not save a web form. Cookies used for advertising, cookies used for analytics, advertising software kits, and analytics software kits are absent.

What happens to a letter

The note is read in order to answer it, to match it with the company file, and to hold whatever the answer still requires. It remains while the question is unfinished. A later note from the same address can ask for removal of the copy still held. Copies kept for backup, or because a statute says to keep them, remain until that obligation finishes. Information about a person is not sold. Technical handling is limited to the host, the mail provider, and the font provider, each for its own task. If a statute compels a disclosure, the company meets that statute on the terms it sets.

Readers younger than thirteen

This website is not made for children younger than thirteen. A child should not be asked to send details about themselves to the mailbox.

Covington and the 304 prefix

Correspondence uses one mailing place: Covington, Kentucky, United States. Letters may be read and stored in the United States. The published telephone begins with the prefix 304. Publishing that prefix does not create a West Virginia location, and Covington stays the only office address.

Looking at a letter again

A sender may ask to read, amend, or erase text the mailbox still stores. The company can check that the request uses the address from which the first letter came.

Replacing this notice

When this notice is replaced, the date at the top changes.

How to reach the publisher

ham@lushbonsaistudio.online, or the street line on Company Information.