How horrible. Could she walk across the street and ask them if they received it. Did it have to be signed for? If tracking says it was delivered, it was delivered. If she tells them this, Well, maybe they will feel the guilt and say, oh, I am sorry, I opened it without looking at who it was addressed to, threw away the wrapping and no idea of who to give it to....... Maybe, my little prayer is going up now.

Why don't you ask Sarah to go over to the house with a male friend (incase) and ask for it. Be nice and say that the number was written wrong and could she please have it back? After all I said my prayer was answered for her.

prayers from Mississippi...good luck

You didn't say what city, but you can google that address and it will often give you the name of the person who lives there(sometimes the telephone number). You could then call them.

Jeannie, so glad that Sara got her quilt. All's well that ends well!

You might have Sara's mom knock on the door. I've lived here 7 and a half years and only know the names of two of my neighbors and I've only met them a couple of times each. Maybe the neighbors don't know Sara's mom.

I am so sorry that happened. I hate mailing things.

Your grand daughter looks very happy. I know she will enjoy it the rest of her life. Beautiful. Glad she got it back.

Cookie

Ok folks!! You've gone this far with my little saga. Click on this link and you can see a one minute video. THIS is why we spend so much time quilting!!!! If a picture is worth a 1000 words, imagine what this video is worth!! PRICELESS!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nFOCpTJOwwU

shes a quilter she checked the label---powerful prayer so pleased it came good