The man at the counter recognizes your name, even though you've never been there before, because your husband was in a couple days earlier getting something notarized. Then he puts in the college zip code and says, "John Doe?" No, but he's Ernest's classmate. His mom ships him a lot of things. We heard he got 12 boxes the first week.
Well, I hope the phone gets there. He still managed to call last weekend from his girlfriend's phone. That was sweet of them both.
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12 BOXES! What was in that? I must wonder.
I hope Ernest's phone gets there tout suite.
That's A LOT of mail!
Hopefully your son is back with a phone and no longer inconvenienced by not having one. Cannot imagine how that would put a damper on a college kid's world!
We have a little pack-n-ship store near us that always helps me choose the best (cheapest or most secure or what-have-you) method to ship something and they are just as friendly and helpful as can be. They will often just give me a box or bubble wrap! Love these folks! Shop local!
maybe one day I will get a cell phone too....but our 1936 rotary dial phone will still be treasured :)
that is a great picture for this post! While I love looking at your photos (those moon ones back there were so beautiful!) this graphic made me grin.
I ended up going to college close to home (never would have predicted that!)so I rarely got packages of any kind. I DID get to come home for dinners occasionally if I wanted ;)
Twelve boxes!? Wow.
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