I see the strangest things as I travel the back roads of New England.
I had the pleasure of discovering this sign in the middle of nowhere.
And then I drove by this burger joint 30 minutes later.
Great sign. Great Burgers.
Big smile on this girls face.
Seen any fun signs lately?
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Showing posts with label post office humor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label post office humor. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 9, 2012
Thursday, January 27, 2011
Happiness and Comfort in a Box
Since the barn fire, I have received a few large boxes of chocolate to help ease the pain, complications and worry associated with that scary December event.
Each package is like getting a big hug.
Those little angelic gifts have put a smile on my face, a hop to my step and made everyone in town very happy.
Tonight I drove to the little village post office to pick up my mail before it closed. I had been away all week at the Farm Show and have been unable to pick up any mail since last Friday.
I was pleasantly surprised when a large box was put up on the counter.
As always, the locals in line behind me wanted to know what was in the box.
I obliged and opened it.
There was a group "wowww."
I shared, as usual.
Generosity, in crisis, is not lost on us up here in the middle of nowhere.
I want to thank EVERYONE who said a prayer, sent a note of encouragement,
left a comment, helped me locate possible tractors, mailed delicious chocolate, offered to wash my laundry and sent me photos of their hay rigs. It has kept me going. And has definitely made my visits to the post office very exciting, and tasty, for the employees that work there. Thank you friends, for everything.
Each package is like getting a big hug.
Those little angelic gifts have put a smile on my face, a hop to my step and made everyone in town very happy.
Tonight I drove to the little village post office to pick up my mail before it closed. I had been away all week at the Farm Show and have been unable to pick up any mail since last Friday.
I was pleasantly surprised when a large box was put up on the counter.
As always, the locals in line behind me wanted to know what was in the box.
I obliged and opened it.
There was a group "wowww."
I shared, as usual.
Generosity, in crisis, is not lost on us up here in the middle of nowhere.
I want to thank EVERYONE who said a prayer, sent a note of encouragement,
left a comment, helped me locate possible tractors, mailed delicious chocolate, offered to wash my laundry and sent me photos of their hay rigs. It has kept me going. And has definitely made my visits to the post office very exciting, and tasty, for the employees that work there. Thank you friends, for everything.
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