The kids all got their black belts in TKD a couple of weeks ago, and what do I find in the mailbox today if it isn’t their “thank you” notes that they apparently wrote as part of that whole experience.
(Side note: they put them in the mail without any stamps. So the USPS happily returned them to the sender address – the kids’ – which obviously happened to be the same as the actual destination. Either there’s somebody at the USPS that goes “Aww, how cute, more clueless children in action”, or I can see a gaping hole in the USPS business plan)
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