I just found out I'm getting an award from the Legal Aid Society for Pro Bono work!
YAY!
I've done brunch alone.
Freak.
See how my worldview is untouched? I won't have to revise it until at least three more of you freaks show up.
Add me to the list, but aren't you on it too?
With brunch I need mimosas, or at least the opportunity thereof. I've done it solo and with one or more friends, never with an SO.
Umm.. You didn't say boy freaks...
Yeah, yeah, that's it, not that I skimmed too much.
So, um, what do you do if you think someone is stealing your mail?
I have come home for the past 2 days to find my mailbox open and no mail inside. The post office was holding my mail while I was in Italy and they were supposed to deliver it yesterday, but I've still received nothing.
Erk?
Tell the post office. The USPS has their own law enforcement and messing with someone's mail is considered a federal offense.
Call the post office immediately. You can call the 1-800 number to get the notification in. Then call the local post office as soon as it opens in hte morning.
Could the lock be broken? Maybe they won't leave mail in a box that doesn't close? Anyway, yeah, call the post office.
You can file a report online, Consuela. [link]
Oh, y'all rock!
It's just a regular old mailbox on my porch, with no lock or anything. So anyone could take the mail out, which makes me nervous.
Get online (heh) if possible and check your accounts, credit and bank. If the USPS isn't still holding your mail, I'd do a credit check. My friendly neighborhood postwoman Angie railed at me to put my name on my box (communal mail area, but locked boxes) and went on and on about identity theft, so she made me paranoid about that. Usually neighbors pick up my mail in my absence, but temp USPSers have an annoying habit of leaving mail in an unsecured bin. Angie kinda hates them. She's big on Rules.