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July 09, 2004
Some new stuff for ya...
My regular mailman has left for another part of town, and we've been having 'temp' mailman until a new person is assigned...My mail comes around 5:30-6:00pm every day now...so if you aren't getting your items as quickly as you used to, that's probably why. They are also not smart enough to figure out the little sign that I put out "Postman, Packages in the cooler for pickup" means to open the cooler and take the packages out...So i'm finding myself running to the PO more frequently to drop off Priority packages and 10 mailing tubes at a time... I was going to the PO every day, then Stamps.com reduced it to about 2x a month, and now I'm back to about 2-3 times a week...
i'll be glad when a permanent person is assigned and we're back at getting our mail at 3:00-4:00pm and he's picking up my stuff again...Our neighbors get their mail at 11:30am (i just saw the postman walking down the street a second ago) and it kills me... especially when I'm waiting on shipments of goodies like frit or glass that haven't arrived all week. You just know the stuff is sitting at the post office waiting to be delivered, but because they are all temp, no one wants to bother...ugh..! I've got some new 96 COE glass that's compatible with my Gaffer that i'm dying to try out (new ivory, white and black are the main colors i'm excited about) and I know it was shipped last week...this kills me!!
I would leave and go buy something to make me feel better (that always works) but I got a call from Fed Ex that somone will be here "between 9:00am and 7:00pm" to pick up the package I'm sending out...So no leaving the house...Hmmm..good thing there's nothing for sale on the internet..heh...
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I've got 2 squeeze bracelets with matching pendants, and 3 individual pendants...some cool color combos! will post these in a bit, am working on the pics and have Fed Ex arriving any minute, so that'll take a chunk of time...Gimme at least 90 minutes, probably more...
Posted by Donner at July 9, 2004 11:51 AM