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More Unusual Mail

October 24, 2016 By Carol

October 24, 2016 Just about 3 weeks back, we began to deliver Amazon Fresh. In other words, we are now delivering food, such as bananas and avocados, and staples such as toothpaste and dog food. They come in large insulated green rectangular packs. Someone must have ordered a pumpkin. Alas, it did not fit into […]

Filed Under: Post Office News Tagged With: Amazon Fresh, food in the mail, pumpkin, usual mail

Letter of support

October 7, 2016 By Carol

Thank you for supporting Chelsea Manning! You can write her today. Mail must be addressed exactly as follows: CHELSEA E. MANNING     89289 1300 NORTH WAREHOUSE ROAD FORT LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS 66027-2304 Notes regarding this address: Do not include a hash (“#”) in front of Manning’s inmate number. Do not include any title in front of Manning’s […]

Filed Under: Newsflash Tagged With: Alicia Neal, Amazon.com, Amnesty International, Chelsea Manning, confinement facility, Fort Leavenworth, Freedom Writer, letter of support, lift spirits, not forgotten, prison mail, prisoner of conscience, restrictions

Under 91 Project

October 6, 2016 By Carol

September 28, 2016 Calligraphy literally means beautiful writing. What is displayed in the exquisite penmanship and design of The Graceful Envelopes is what is “traditional” calligraphy. Yet graffiti can also be calligraphic. Yes, much of it can be a statement of angst and protest. However, many street artists are extremely creative, talented draftsmen. How they […]

Filed Under: Great Finds, Handwriting Tagged With: beautiful handwriting, calligraphy, graffiti, HI CREW, New Haven CT, penmanship, spray paint, street artists, Under 91 Project

The 2016 Graceful Envelope Contest Winners

September 26, 2016 By Carol

September 25, 2016… “The best communication comes by mail.”       _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Reprinted courtesy of The Postal Record July 2016

Filed Under: Special Occasions, Stationery Tagged With: Barnette Savitz of Teaneck, Carol DuBosch of Portland OR, Christy Robb of Morning Sun IA, Janet Kasper of Marysville TN, Julie Gray of Sandra Park NM, Linae Frei of Scottsville AZ, Marcel Marceau, Mark A. Hicks of Phoenix AZ, NJ, Sally Penley of Olympia WA, Susan Gale Welch of Seattle WA, The Graceful Envelope, The National Association of Letter carriers, The Postal Record, The Washington Calligraphers Guild, Tori Bell of Tacoma WA

Unusual mail

September 4, 2016 By Carol

September 3, 2016 Every now and then, something comes through the system that shows cleverness and humor. Last month, I delivered a beach ball. You can see the address with the delivery confirmation label lifting off the curved surface. Then on the other side of the sphere, the message…”Hope you bounce back”- just made my […]

Filed Under: Just Talk Tagged With: beach ball, bounce back, cleverness, humor, unusual mail

The postman brings happiness

August 12, 2016 By Carol

August 12, 2016 Adam sent me this 1969 comic book cover illustrating a happy “mail moment.” What a great thrift shop find. I love the facial expressions and that all three heads come together over the letter, which is obviously, good news. What do you think the happy news is? It’s obviously something the boy […]

Filed Under: Great Finds Tagged With: comic book illustration, Fran Matera, happiness, happy vacation, London, mail moment, May 1969, postman, thrift store find, Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact, Uncle Charlie

Liberty’s Poem

July 18, 2016 By Carol

July 18, 2016 Have you been distracted by the antics surrounding this year’s U.S. presidential election? I know too many people who are so fearful of different outcomes that they have trouble sleeping. Several bounced checks have alerted me that I am off kilter, also. The traditional choices are so repulsive it is hard to […]

Filed Under: Main Tagged With: Emma Lazarus, Fourth of July, ideals, immigrants, Libertys poem, North Star, presidential election, Statue of Liberty, The New Colossus, the People, We, Worthington Hooker Middle School

Summery stamps

June 29, 2016 By Carol

Filed Under: Main

Fathers’ Day

June 19, 2016 By Carol

There was a video I watched where a young girl asked Bernie Sanders, “Would you be my father?’ He answered, “No, but I’ll be your President.” George Washington, as the first president, became known as “The Father of America,” and ever since then the presidential title and fatherhood have become synonymous. What makes a father […]

Filed Under: Handwriting, Holiday Tagged With: Bernie Sanders, Father's Day, foundations stones of character, George Washington, good daddy, higher standard, honest, leadership, president, The White House, Trump

Memorial Day 2016

May 30, 2016 By Carol

May 30, 2016 … Yes, it’s a holiday and a day off from work and school.  Today heralds the beginning of the summer season, and many retailers are offering fantastic bargains. However, let’s not lose sight of the real reason we have the day off- remembering those who served and died in our country’s military. […]

Filed Under: Holiday, Special Occasions Tagged With: Afghanistan, donate, Endless War in the Middle East, fallen soldiers, Goggle estimates..., grave sites, Iraq, ISIL, Julie Gray, Memorial Day, military, parades, summer season, Thank you for your service and your sacrifice, The Graceful Envelope Contest, ugly business, ultimate sacrifice, USO, veteran suicides, war causalities

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