This arrived at work. It was sent from New Jersey.
Josias Campusano-Polanco? Doesn't work at my school.
105 Clark St? 105 is the street number of my building, but we're not located on Clark Street.
Roselle, NJ 07203-2504? None of those come close to matching the city, state and zip. (the 7, 2, & 0 match in that digit order, but nothing else)
So this letter traveled from New Jersey to my work in Portland, Oregon just because our street address is 105. Weird. I was so amused I wrote the recipient a note on the back of the envelope before sending it on its way.
How odd! If that letter could talk!!!!
ReplyDeleteI always assume these things happen because one piece of mail got stuck to another, or a piece fell into the wrong bin or something. When I worked at Mr. Parcel, we once had a package arrive in Honduras via Turkey (don't forget it left from Dallas)! It took like 4 or 5 months. I still couldn't believe it ever arrived. International shipping via postal service is a total crap shoot.
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