How do you live like that?

Just lately I posted about a friend, Bill Morris, son of W.C. Fields, Bill passed last week. We will miss seeing him.(I thought he was 94)
Bill Morris, 97, of Morningside Assisted Living, died Friday. He was born August 15, 1917, in New York City, NY to the late W.C. Fields and Bessie Poole Morris. In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by his wife, Roberta Mabry Morris and daughter, Donna Lee Morris.

Now:HOW DO YOU  LIVE LIKE THAT…


I was asked that question once by a postal worker in New York when I went to pick up our mail. She inquired about our life style, I have no idea how she knew I was not from New York .
               
Normally I pick a small post office at which to receive our mail. Our mail service in Eustis, FL sends it General Delivery and it normally arrives like clock work. There have been a few glitches, but the US Postal service handles it well.
Once in Tok, Alaska our mail did not arrive in time before we had to leave. The Postmaster said “Just tell me where you are going and when I get it, I will just forward it to your next town.” We picked it up  at Palmer, Alaska.
        
In Alaska once I picked up our mail in a ladies living room, she was the Postmaster and her home was the post office.
The process works real well unless Sherry calls for it to be delivered to one post office and I go to another to pick it up..
         
That has happened. But all Sherry had to do was call the service and they told her where they sent it, and I picked it up at the right place.
                        
Mail is very important. MailCall is one of the most anticipated times for men in the military.  It is also looked for by most Americans. Even if it is junk mail, it seems to be a contact point.
              
MAIL is not as important as it once was (business wise) due to the internet. many bills are paid over the net now and many paychecks go directly to the bank.

Along that vein, the ATM is a very busy place now. After waiting for three people to complete their ATM visit, I made my first deposit by ATM this week. I followed the instructions, fed the one check into the system. It read the check, told me what it said and asked if it was correct, it was, and the check was deposited. AMAZING!
We no longer own any dirt in Florida, so the mail service is our permanent address. On an average we call for the mail about every two weeks.
Nite Shipslog
PS:
This life is not for everyone that is for sure. It is boring, we sleep in the same bed every night and eat at the same table every day. Wait, lots of folks do that, yeah I know, but we do not awake in the same town all the time.  WE give Debt collectors  a rough time. <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<V>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

More 3D truck painting. (Looks real doesn’t it?)
Looks like that load was tooooo hot..