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After nearly three months of my apparently not existing according to the U.S. Postal Service, I am back.
So far this week I have received all three missing issues of Game Informer,two three, now, packages, three "letters" (all from work), and the three missing bank statements. I can sleep easier now.
In the past almost-three months, exactly one package bearing my name has arrived (from Aniko!), and everything I've tried to send since late December has come back to me or simply disappeared into the void. (It is, therefore, a very good thing for me that I faxed in my BotCon registration form, yes?)
I'M SO HAPPY! MAIL WORKS AGAIN.
... Now I need to decide how much of this stuff I should bother to resend again, since two of these letters are dated from late November/December and some of them are Christmas cards. I'll probably send the two cards, since they were requested, but... Hrm. Hey,![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
rionaleonhart, if you see this! I have a couple very old (and pointless, but it's not like I ever promised real content) letters that got homesick and so came back. (Or maybe they are afraid of flying?) Should I give them a pep-talk and try to send them again, or just throw them out?
So far this week I have received all three missing issues of Game Informer,
In the past almost-three months, exactly one package bearing my name has arrived (from Aniko!), and everything I've tried to send since late December has come back to me or simply disappeared into the void. (It is, therefore, a very good thing for me that I faxed in my BotCon registration form, yes?)
I'M SO HAPPY! MAIL WORKS AGAIN.
... Now I need to decide how much of this stuff I should bother to resend again, since two of these letters are dated from late November/December and some of them are Christmas cards. I'll probably send the two cards, since they were requested, but... Hrm. Hey,
rionaleonhart, if you see this! I have a couple very old (and pointless, but it's not like I ever promised real content) letters that got homesick and so came back. (Or maybe they are afraid of flying?) Should I give them a pep-talk and try to send them again, or just throw them out?