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DeeTee and Bob Taggart - 07 Oct 2006 15:12 GMT

Does anyone have a good address for Connie D? The Christmas Card I sent her
last year finally made its way back to me. I know they must be getting their
mail somewhere even if they do live on a boat. Connie - are you reading the
posts?

DeeTee

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Squirrely - 07 Oct 2006 15:36 GMT

Mine just came back too. Whoa I wonder where are cards were floating around
at all this time. It is amazing how long it is taking cards to be sent back
if the address has changed.

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> Does anyone have a good address for Connie D? The Christmas Card I sent
> her last year finally made its way back to me. I know they must be getting
> their mail somewhere even if they do live on a boat. Connie - are you
> reading the posts?
>
> DeeTee

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Duckie - 08 Oct 2006 21:57 GMT

Wow -- did I send cards last year. If I did and I have one coming back -
it now will have to be forwarded and take even longer. lol
Duckie

> Mine just came back too. Whoa I wonder where are cards were floating around
> at all this time. It is amazing how long it is taking cards to be sent back
> if the address has changed.

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Fire Chief - 09 Oct 2006 00:23 GMT

> Wow -- did I send cards last year.

I received 1 for the summer exchange and
1 for the Christmas exchange.

P.S. I need a phone number, please. <g>

... Children are the most common form of sexually transmitted disease.

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Duckie - 10 Oct 2006 03:36 GMT

check your email -- it is on the way. If you don't see it, then I might
have an old email.
Duckie

>>Wow -- did I send cards last year.
>
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>
> ... Children are the most common form of sexually transmitted disease.

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Carole - 09 Oct 2006 00:49 GMT

If any of mine come back, I'm not where I was when I mailed them out, so
the question is - if a card comes back, do they forward it? :-))

Carole

> Wow -- did I send cards last year. If I did and I have one coming back -
> it now will have to be forwarded and take even longer. lol
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>> around at all this time. It is amazing how long it is taking cards to
>> be sent back if the address has changed.

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Duckie - 10 Oct 2006 03:37 GMT

I think so because it was first class postage. That is assuming you got
your regular mail forwarded. lol
Duckie

> If any of mine come back, I'm not where I was when I mailed them out, so
> the question is - if a card comes back, do they forward it? :-))
>
> Carole

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Fire Chief - 10 Oct 2006 03:59 GMT

Carole wrote:

>> If any of mine come back, I'm not where I was when I mailed them out,
>> so the question is - if a card comes back, do they forward it? :-))

> I think so because it was first class postage. That is assuming you got
> your regular mail forwarded. lol

But the USPS cuts off forwarding - what - after 3 months?
It used to be 1 year, then it was reduced to 6 moths, and
last I heard it was only 3 month.

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Duckie - 10 Oct 2006 20:21 GMT

We are still getting things so maybe we are lucky with
our one postman. Guess those Christmas tips are still
paying off.
Duckie

> But the USPS cuts off forwarding - what - after 3 months?
> It used to be 1 year, then it was reduced to 6 moths, and
> last I heard it was only 3 month.
>
> ... coffee -- pharmacological basis of consciousness.

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