Golly, I feel bad for teasing you now. Hope it gets straightened out soon!
Ahhhhh! Thank you for the wishes! But alas, no X at my house.
The USPS called me to say that my package is missing! Well thank you Captain Obvious! How on earth did they come to such a deduction? Was it the fact that they were responding to a documented complaint call of a "non-delivered package"? Jeeesus. Real rocket scientists they have there!
Although, through some detective work with a helpful USPS clerk (honest), we figured out what happened!
The package was supposed to go from the Tampa sorting center to the GW station, but it went to the South station because somone coded the wrong zip code. The problem is, there is no record of it at the South station. Anyhow, it is lost... for now. They said it may show up in a few days.
Since I was forlorn and having a manic depressive episode and instead of stalking the neighbors cat with the intent to shave it - I decided to check my invoice - yup - correct zip code. Then I decided to email Drew.
Drew to the rescue! He and I found that stamps.com now has a little issue with my address... and although it accepts my address, it changes the street direction and zip code on verification. I tried it on my own stamps.com account and it did the same thing!
St. Drew of Nhaler is shipping me a whole new order priority, so I should have it tomorrow! What a dude! Isnt that great?! I told him I could wait, but he insisted. That is waaaaay beyond his duty especially when it ws in no way Nhaler's fault.
Now, I ask again: Isnt that awesome?
Its events like this that give me assurance that there is integrity out there!
Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus and his name is Drew.
Ash ??? This troubles me slightly