Pie?
I don't know why but that made me laugh. My plan is just to stick something in the mailbox that's easy to handle and that he could probably use. Nobody really needs pie and I've actually given him a card with $20.00 before - just wondering if $50.00 is too much. I have a tendency to overdo things at times.
I made me laugh too.
Are you drinking tonight? Just askin'.
Now what kind of question is that? Of course I'm drinking. It's what I do. Pretty good at it too!
I always tip my mailman and ups. Usually get them a gift card.
How much do you put on it Hank - if I'm not being too nosy?
I don't think I've ever known a man that doesn't have a hammer or fifty. Definitely cash but $50's too much in your opinion? I'm kind of leaning that way too (and scraping bottom anyway). I lost two people on my Christmas list from last year and gained three this year.
Our mailman is fantastic - seriously. If we get a package - he drives it to our front door and it pretty much always will fit in the box. He's done that for years now and I'm ashamed of myself that I've forgotten him year after year.I don't receive much via USPS and a couple times a month I'll get my neighbors mail mixed in with mine.
I only do that for people I don't care about. I make horrible cookies and I'm betting my fudge is worse.
Why does that sound dirty?
I think that's about where I'm going to and just try to remember to do it regularly at Christmas from here on out.
If I get a package, it's usually on the front step for several days before I find it. I have a private entrance and don't normally look on the front stoop and Mommy Dearest only goes out a few times a month. Even if they ring the bell it usually goes unnoticed.
Trying to come up with something sarcastic but I got nothing - must be getting near my pre-bedtime warm up nap.
$20-$25 for mailman. Hook UPS with a little extra since I receive quite a bit from them.