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Squirrely - 26 Jul 2007 19:43 GMT

Hey Nanny, thank you for all those cards. It blew me away. They are
beautiful and will be so helpful for me sending them out. I appreciate it.
It means alot to all of us.

I was kind of ticked because the mail man threw them in the garage. I had
the door up and the screen to inside open. I heard him holler hello, I had a
lap full of shirts I was sewing and I said just a minute. Then I heard the
packet come sailing into the garage. Thank goodness it was the cards and not
something breakable in the box. I can't believe he did this. It was not our
regular mailman either, ours is out sick with the flu.

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Jo the squirrely one

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jofirey - 27 Jul 2007 00:37 GMT

> Hey Nanny, thank you for all those cards. It blew me away. They are
> beautiful and will be so helpful for me sending them out. I appreciate it.
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> and not something breakable in the box. I can't believe he did this. It
> was not our regular mailman either, ours is out sick with the flu.

My local postmaster would be getting an earful. But then again when I was
working, I think I had him on speed dial, and I'm pretty sure he recognized
my voice. We had a few problems in the area where I had my office.

Jo

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nanny - 28 Jul 2007 05:41 GMT

Glad you got them, Squirrely. But, thumbs down on the mailman - throwing
the box in the garage? A good thing you had a lap full of shirts, or I just
know you would have taken after him with the broom! ;-) I've got a grouchy
mailman and I try not to be on the porch when he comes round. I get tons of
catalogs in the mail, and I can only imagine how irked he must be with all
the extra weight of my catalogs in his mailbag ;-) Nanny

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Squirrely - 29 Jul 2007 05:48 GMT

Yeah Nanny, I know I would have hurt myself if I didn't have stuff on my
lap and would have made it out there in time. I would have had to have my
foot removed from a place in his body. ;-)

I sure hope your mailman doesn't have an attitude about the catalogs and
such, that is his job and without all the mail going each way, he wouldn't
have a job.

As someone, you know who you are, emailed me and said it was probably that
the mailman thought it was air mail. '-)

See I thought it was funny, so you don't need to hide. LOL ;-)

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> Glad you got them, Squirrely. But, thumbs down on the mailman - throwing
> the box in the garage? A good thing you had a lap full of shirts, or I
> just know you would have taken after him with the broom! ;-) I've got a
> grouchy mailman and I try not to be on the porch when he comes round. I
> get tons of catalogs in the mail, and I can only imagine how irked he must
> be with all the extra weight of my catalogs in his mailbag ;-) Nanny

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nanny - 30 Jul 2007 05:25 GMT

Oh good, I'm glad you thought it was funny! I didn't think about my wording
that you would have taken your "broom" to the mailman until after I sent it.
I was thinking "Gee, I hope Squirrely doesn't think I'm calling her a
witch"! ;-) Nanny

> Yeah Nanny, I know I would have hurt myself if I didn't have stuff on my
> lap and would have made it out there in time. I would have had to have my
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>> must be with all the extra weight of my catalogs in his mailbag ;-)
>> Nanny

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Squirrely - 30 Jul 2007 08:44 GMT

Never even entered my mind Nanny. ;-)

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> Oh good, I'm glad you thought it was funny! I didn't think about my
> wording that you would have taken your "broom" to the mailman until after
> I sent it. I was thinking "Gee, I hope Squirrely doesn't think I'm calling
> her a

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