With the U.S. Postal Service in the news, it begs the question: when did you last send a letter through the mail? When did you last receive one? How often do you use the USPS?
Share why if you wish.
Asking — and answering — life's interesting questions
With the U.S. Postal Service in the news, it begs the question: when did you last send a letter through the mail? When did you last receive one? How often do you use the USPS?
Share why if you wish.
If you include bills or other “official” type mail, it’s probably been a month or two. If you exclude those and insist on some personal correspondence, it’s more like a year or two.
An actual letter? Surprisingly — very surprisingly — a short one this morning.
I mailed a letter to my brother shortly before he died a few months ago. So glad I did.
I also visited him a few months earlier and gave him a hug when we parted (somewhat awkwardly). So glad I was able to do that..
More recently I’ve been emailing one page a day from The Peace Book by Todd Parr to my extended family. It’s a board book for kids but really speaks to grown-ups as well. “Peace is being who you are.” – Todd Parr
James Clyburn, the distinguished Congressman from South Carolina, was asked if he had some advice for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. His advice? “Just be yourself”.