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“Just a note to say I care…”

March 30, 2012 By Carol

March 30, 2012 …It was a year ago, I had major surgery for cancer.  In celebration of my anniversary and my clean bill of health, I want to finish the post I started: “How to Write a Get Well Letter.” Being in their shoes…You know, this culture values us by how productive we are.  Multitasking […]

Filed Under: Main Tagged With: cancer, cards, challenging health condition, encouragement, finding the right words, flowers, full recovery, gift of time, healing process, How to write a get well note, humor, illness, J. Beverly Daniel, keep them in the loop, Laughter is the best medicine, Letter Writing Handbook, love, major surgery, Margaret Sheperd, morale booster, need for privacy, Robert W. Bly, speedy recovery, support, The Art of the Personal Letter, unproductive

“Letters from the Heart”

February 20, 2012 By Carol

February 20, 2012 With Valentine’s Day behind us,  I’d like to expand the energy and talk about “Letters from the Heart.” These could be love letters, letters of appreciation, affection,  encouragement, gratitude, friendship, and even sympathy…Now, we can discuss a connection mindset without the backdrop of a commercially motivated holiday. “Letters from the Heart”  are always love […]

Filed Under: Main Tagged With: a friend in need, appropiate anytime, commitment, committed friend, connections, contentment, conversational style, encouragement, friendship, gift of time, gratitude, grief, harbors no ill will, have fun, heals separations, John and Abigail Adams, jokes, Kathy Tyler & Joy Drake, keepsake, letters from the heart, love, love letters, Margaret Shepherd, milestones, poems, Robert W. Bly, separations, serenity, sympathy, The Art of the Handwritten Note, The Original Angel Cards Book, Valentine's Day, Webster's New World Letter Writing Handbook, writing a letter

“The Lost Art of Thank-You Notes”

January 24, 2012 By Carol

January 24, 2012 “The brick walls are there for a reason.  They’re not there to keep us out.  The brick walls are there to give us a chance to show how badly we want something.” -R.P. The LAST LECTURE. Have you read, listened or seen the video on You tube? WOW!  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ji5_MqicxSo Randy Pausch was […]

Filed Under: Main Tagged With: "Ask those questions", apology, ask questions, brick walls, Carnegie Mellon, childhood dreams, complaining, computer science, crayon box, Disney Imagineer, dream big, gratitude, Jeffrey Zazlow, look for the good in everyone, loyality, magic, never give up, pancreatic cancer, Randy Pausch, tell the truth, thank you notes, The Last Lecture, The Lost Art of Thank You Notes, tips on working in a group

Freedom to speak out- a root of Democracy

November 17, 2011 By Carol

November 17, 2011 Amendment 1 to the United States Constitution Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or of the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for redress of grievances. […]

Filed Under: Main Tagged With: Amendment 1, freedom of speech, freedom of the press, freedom to speak out, Occupy New Haven, rights of assembly and petition, root of Democracy, U.S. Constitution

Important Reminder!

October 24, 2011 By Carol

Filed Under: Main Tagged With: "Occupy Wall Street", "Stay Human", Occupy New Haven, protest sign

“…float downstream like a human being…”

October 24, 2011 By Carol

October 24, 2011 Humans are creatures of habit. We do get bored easily, but we like a certain amount of consistency. That familiarity gives us stability.  However, change is inevitable and necessary with the current economic crisis and all.  We have to change in order to survive. All the old methods won’t work.  So, how do we survive the coming changes? Charles […]

Filed Under: Main Tagged With: "Autumn Shower", anxiety, authority, Betham, change, Charles Darwin, common sense, creatures of habit, CT, Frank McAuliffe, free fall, human being, Joseph Campbell, Nature, paradise, post office, robot, seasonal process, stability, Sukhavati: A Mythic Journey 2005, survival, ultimate authority, voluntary action

Focus on the love!

October 19, 2011 By Carol

October 18, 2011 As a postal worker, I am sensitive to the love/hate relationship people have with the post office.  Sure, the long lines annoy me, too.  However, lately people are now more anxious- “What’s going to happen to the post office?” The issues are clouded by a flood of misinformation which leaves the public baffled […]

Filed Under: Main Tagged With: Alice in Wonderland, Congress, Delivery Magazine, finincial crisis, future retirees health care, honest professional, legislators, letters-to-the-editor, love/hate relationship, misinformation, NALC President Fredric Rolando, post office, Postal Oversight Committee, Postal Record, Postal Regulatory Comission, Postmaster General Patrick Donahoe, Ralph Nadar, Ralph Nader, Ruth Goldway, savethepostoffice.com, taxpayers' bailout, US Constitution, USPS

Post Office as Political Football

October 4, 2011 By Carol

October 4, 2011 As a letter carrier,  my job will be directly effected by how Congress and the President respond to Postmaster General Donahoe’s requests. Donahoe is asking for Saturday delivery to be eliminated.  He also wants to close thousands of post offices nationwide, break union contracts and layoff 120,000 workers!!! All he really needs […]

Filed Under: Main Tagged With: A History of Letter Carriers, Carriers in a Common Cause, eliminate Saturday delivery, Issa-Ross bill, letter carrier, NALC, passionate letter writer, Postmaster General Donahoe, promote letters, USPS

“We don’t want a bailout…”

October 3, 2011 By Carol

October 3, 2011 ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ So what happened at the rally? I rushed through my work day and flew down the highway to Bridgeport.  Arriving 20 minutes late, it was already over.  Apparently, some spokesman from the legislators’ office came out and spoke very early on.  All the Connecticut Congressmen signed a letter to the White House.  […]

Filed Under: Main Tagged With: "Occupy Wall Street", Bridgeport, Connecticut Congressman, Democracynow.org, jobs, manufactured crisis, nationwide rallies, postal workers, President Obama, privatization, USPS, White House

Save Americas Postal Service

September 25, 2011 By Carol

September 24, 2011 Save the Post Office! There is a toxic vat of misinformation brewing, bubbling over and it is threatening America’s Post Offices. Yes, the USPS is having a financial crisis, and there is an easy fix to the problem.  However, there are two Congressmen Issa & Ross, who are taking advantage of the situation and […]

Filed Under: Main Tagged With: contact legislators, HR 1351, Issa-Ross bill, NALC President Rolando, Postal Record, Saturday delivery, Save Americas Postal Service

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