Re: My Love-Hate Affair with the Mailbox -- The Lonely Canadian Writer

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Date Posted: 07:44:22 03/18/05 Fri GMT-5
Author: Alan
Author Host/IP: d216-232-185-17.bchsia.telus.net / 216.232.185.17
Subject: Re: My Love-Hate Affair with the Mailbox
In reply to: DianeG 's message, "My Love-Hate Affair with the Mailbox" on 20:22:12 03/17/05 Thu GMT-5

Mine is just a hate-hate relationship, the bills never stop. There must be wharehouses full of un-opened submissions somewhere. Heaps and piles and mountains of submissions, every morning the editors walk in and stare at this ever growing pile and run away screaming. It's all very strange indeed.

Maybe today things will change, best of luck.

Take care .. Alan

>I have a love-hate relationship with my mailbox.
>Lately, the mailbox has been ignoring me completely.
>It does not even cough out a bill - because it's the
>wrong time of the month.
>
>Often, there is no mail and therefore the possibility
>that there will be good mail tomorrow, or the next
>day, or some day in the far future comforts me when
>the mail box spurns me.
>
>But sometimes, there's an envelope with my handwriting
>on it. It's hard to forgive the mailbox for spitting
>those envelopes back at me. Because I always treat the
>mailbox with respect.
>
>Still, I'm faithful to my mailbox with the hope that
>sometime it will return my affection with an
>acceptance notice.
>
>I'm trying to think of an appropriate bribe.
>
>DianeG

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Replies:

Never trust a mailbox -- Lori, 11:19:44 03/18/05 Fri GMT-5
- Re: Never trust a mailbox -- Linda, 20:33:48 03/18/05 Fri GMT-5