> > > Did it come with the requisite apologetic note?
> >
> > no note :)
> >
> > I got a note when my crazy grandmother sent me a picture in a
> > glass-fronted
> > frame -- in a regular paper envelope with no padding at all, not
> > even a
> > piece of paper wrapped around it.
> > They stuck it in a plastic bag, taped it up, readdressed it, and
> > someone had
> > put a note in that said something like "Meemaw must have been in a
> > hurry to
> > get the picture to you, and unfortunately the glass broke." Which I
> > thought  was terribly sweet
>
> Gee, I get the form letter version
> (yes, there is one -- sorta goes:
> We try our best, but sometimes things get mangled.
> Please accept our apologies....)
>                         .... with the poor shredded remains of whatever

well even that is cool -- maybe I didn't get it because it wasn't their
fault? 
She should have put it in some padding, but well.. that's the one who's a
long way left of right
She's going through another bout of being unable to hear. Thing is -- she
hears perfectly fine. She calls my mom all in hysterics saying she can't
hear. This isn't new... so mom runs through the entire list of things a
person might hear in their house, and yes, her mother can hear it all. "Then
you can hear, mother" No!!! No!!! Nothing is making a sound! I was talking
with Katy and she was telling me about her car and I didn't hear a word she
said! (I'm not kidding... mental illness may be serious, but it can also be
funny)



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