[MR] Acorn received

[Ro]

Oops...obviously too much blood in my caffeine stream this morning.  I pay
first class for ALL my subscriptions, and I am paid in full membership til
July 2007.

I'm aware that it's not the fault of the Chronicler.  BUT she did ask to be
notified about subscription lateness, which is what started this thread.
I'm assuming that she intends to print off the emails and use them as
back-up for a complaint to the Post Office.

I'm almost 100% positive that the lateness of my issue is due to the yahoo
that services our postal route.  Empiric evidence suggests that the mail
carrier in question cannot read.  Fairbanks Court is continuously mistaken
for Lakeside Dr, and the numeric portion of the address is transposed at
least twice weekly.  Ah, well, it's a good way to meet all your
neighbors....

Regards right back, Your Grace!

Ro
Argent, a Rowan Tree eradicated and in chief a Label Purpure

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Logan" <logan at ebonwoulfe.com>
To: "'Ro'" <ladyro at comcast.net>; "'Merry Rose'" <atlantia at atlantia.sca.org>
Sent: Tuesday, January 04, 2005 9:55 AM
Subject: RE: [MR] Acorn received


> again, it is very important to know which level of postage was chosen.
how
> many people in bright hills pay first class postage?  have those that do
pay
> first class not received their january acorn?  those that do not pay first
> class postage will get the publication month some time during the month.
> that is all in the hands of their postal carrier and has nothing to do
with
> the sca.  as such its really only relevant to know of issues involving
late
> delivery of first class mail.
>
> any delays in first class arrival are either the fault of the postal
service
> or an issue with the address on file with milipitas or a mistake by the
> printer, mailing house, or chroniclers office.  bulk rate mail will always
> be slow.
>
> regards
> logan
>
>