They ignored my case.
They ignored my sister's case.
They ignored my son - the recipient of two christmas packages that were placed into parcel lockers at his apartment complex.
They won't even address the issue of no keys to the parcel lockers.
Other than geo-tracking them to the parcel lockers, there's been no word.
I filed my priority claim today - one month after the package disappeared.
I went to Fabric Depot today and re-bought all the fabrics. Of course that's impossible. I bought the first fabrics for the quilt in October. The store is sold out of the original fabrics.
Moving on. Pencil Girl was unable to come today, so we did about a thousand messages back and forth.
Anyway, I did want to address a concern of several of my readers. It is highly unlikely your package will go astray. If you package it well, secure the label (inside the box and outside). Utilizing a good condition new box (for stability), wrapping in plastic (in case it gets wet).
In my 40 plus years of shipping packages, I have only had a handful go stray and I send a lot of packages.
I just drew the lottery on an emotionally charged christmas package to my son who moved out of state.
Oh - the photo above is of the beach south of me, down by Coos Bay, Oregon, taken by my cousin. The moon and the waves conspired to provide the BIG wave.
Very exciting winter surf on the Oregon coast.
My new favorite song heard on the radio this morning.
You have to listen to that piano. mmmm..mmmmm One of the better re-makes of a classic Bob Dylan song: Don't think twice, it's all right.
