I just saw a miracle.
It’s lunchtime in the city.
It’s two weeks before Christmas.
There was no queue at the post office.
How is this possible?
Maybe it was a hallucination.
I just saw a miracle.
It’s lunchtime in the city.
It’s two weeks before Christmas.
There was no queue at the post office.
How is this possible?
Maybe it was a hallucination.
10 replies on “I just saw a miracle”
Maybe everyone’s paid there bills already? I swear that’s the only thing I ever see at a post office, old people paying bills. They need a line for postal things, and a line for ‘everything else’. No… it’s not a touchy subject for me at all.
A miracle of Festivus?
Yep Jay… ranted about that years ago! As well as slow people in the queue.
Daniel
I got 4 Xmas stamps on Wednesday (at P.O. in Bourke St, near Russell St) and there was no queue either. I was amazed. The woman tried to sell me a book of 20 Xmas stamps, I said I didn’t have that many friends!
Rog.
I had to collect a parcel from 479 St K Rd today and no queue. I was expecting the worst.
Well I nicked up to the postoffice on my break and it was like it was lunchtime , the queues were near the door, that was Collins street opposite AXA. Lucky you!
Maybe everyone’s started ordering online and having the supplier send directly to the recipient??
The Post office must have been CLOSED! Only possible explanation! heh heh
Cyalayta
Mal :)
I will have to get $100 worth of stamps to go with my 100 photo mailing envelopes (I use them to send out CDs) so I can stop having to queue up. The best part was when I bought them on a Saturday the head worker at my local post office got her assistants to stamp all the envelopes so I don’t have to say if I bought them EVERY TIME I go to pay for postage.
No such luck at my post office. I go in every few days and this year seems worse than last even. I can’t see that many people sending prezzies though, which is what you would expect. Just bills and more bills. I guess they are prezzies for some in a way.