
Apparently it is against 'postal regulations' for a mailman to receive a gift valued at over $20, who knew? Our mailman is SO honest that he asked the POSTMASTER to return the $30 gift card we got him. OMG! Our Atlanta mailman would have gotten the card, looked over his shoulder, and pocketed it for sure!
We really do live in Mayberry.
I am full of mailman love once again.
I also found this....

Now Cheryl, I know everyone is just DYING to be featured on my blog and all- but the Postage Due trick has already been done. Let's get a little more creative next time.
6 comments:
OMG!!! Well I am sure you will think of some way to show your love and appreciation to the mailman, 20 bucks at a time. Tell Banjo Popeeno and Daisy Mae want him to come back whenever he is ready. They miss him.
S.B.
I think he's Santa Claus in a postal uniform.
I can't wait to meet Mr. Mailman and hug him for restoring your faith in the kindness and honesty to be found in humanity!
you should have stuck with a hand job. i'd guess the value of that in mayberry is way under $20.
Did I really write the comment above? Has your faith really been restored? Or do you think of Mr. Mailman as a fantasy?
RESTORED!
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