Steve, our mail carrier
10-24-2011, 01:46 PM
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Just wanted to post a note about how much we like Steve, our regular mail carrier.
He's always cheerful - he's willing to do "more than the minimum"
In fact, most of the people connected with our local Post Office are friendly and helpful! :thumbup:
He's always cheerful - he's willing to do "more than the minimum"
In fact, most of the people connected with our local Post Office are friendly and helpful! :thumbup:
10-24-2011, 02:27 PM
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Originally Posted by bearisgray
Just wanted to post a note about how much we like Steve, our regular mail carrier.
He's always cheerful - he's willing to do "more than the minimum"
In fact, most of the people connected with our local Post Office are friendly and helpful! :thumbup:
He's always cheerful - he's willing to do "more than the minimum"
In fact, most of the people connected with our local Post Office are friendly and helpful! :thumbup:
10-24-2011, 03:05 PM
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sadly I now have a NEW(to this neighborhood) Postal carrier...hate is a strong word, so let us say, I thoroughly despise his LAZY self....I miss my lady carrier so much...but she was attacked by a pit bull on her walking portion of the route and quit that day...sigh...my doggies miss her too..she had a cookie for them everyday...of course that is why they run to the door whenever the bell rings..
10-24-2011, 03:58 PM
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My mail-person will say hello if we're out doing yardwork on the weekends when she goes by. She was chatting with my husband the other day. Asked him if I gave quilt lessons. I said, Why did she ask that? He says, well, if you're getting two quilting magazines a month, and obviously there is a lot of (squishy) fabric packages coming in and going out to QB members, and from places with nice sounding names like Mountain View quilt shop, she thought I just had to be a quilter and she would like to take lessons!
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