With the increasing use of the internet and e-mail we are always
hearing of the plight of the US Postal Service. That makes me sad. I
love mail, or snail mail - whatever you want to call it. I love
receiving a hand written letter or card. (My daughters ask why they have to write a class assignment, why can't they just type it and print it out? Ugh.)
The sight of the little red flag on mailboxes always makes me hopeful. Could it be a letter from the relative I've been hoping would write back? Could it be a sample of something delicious - like chocolate covered something, with extra chocolate? ;-> Could it be that million dollars I've been trying for?
I've seen beautiful selections of mailboxes that I think would make a nice addition to our little house. A friend of ours had a mailbox made to look like a model of their home. It's so cute, I mean so-o-o-o cute that it's a bit over the top for me.
I'm drawn to a wall mount design mailbox because we live on a somewhat busy street. I know my tastes must sound tame by calling a monogrammed mail box "flashy", but that's how I am. It's all filigree and brassy and very pretty. What I find incredibly necessary is the lockable insert. In this day and age, it's just a fact of life.
If you're in the mood to spruce up the exterior of your home, have you ever considered what difference a new mailbox would make? It just might inspire you to sit right down and write someone a letter. Save the Post Office!
The sight of the little red flag on mailboxes always makes me hopeful. Could it be a letter from the relative I've been hoping would write back? Could it be a sample of something delicious - like chocolate covered something, with extra chocolate? ;-> Could it be that million dollars I've been trying for?
I've seen beautiful selections of mailboxes that I think would make a nice addition to our little house. A friend of ours had a mailbox made to look like a model of their home. It's so cute, I mean so-o-o-o cute that it's a bit over the top for me.
I'm drawn to a wall mount design mailbox because we live on a somewhat busy street. I know my tastes must sound tame by calling a monogrammed mail box "flashy", but that's how I am. It's all filigree and brassy and very pretty. What I find incredibly necessary is the lockable insert. In this day and age, it's just a fact of life.
If you're in the mood to spruce up the exterior of your home, have you ever considered what difference a new mailbox would make? It just might inspire you to sit right down and write someone a letter. Save the Post Office!