Maybe you could talk about the difference between email and snail mail. Snail mail is slower than email but is more reliable than email. Today is the first time I heard about snail mail and this is the first website that gives me all I want to know about it.
I don't have three or four weeks to wait around for the item.
If someone is going to send you something using snail mail i would say good luck. It's the slowest process i have ever had to wait on. Someone sent my item that i won on ebay snail mail and it's been weeks. my preference is more for french fries(potatoes ratte) which cook faster. I hate frying potatoes which in german is called potatoes laura while it takes long time to get fried and to be right. It gives some kind of human touch, Don't you think? I guess we humans shall not lose the ability to interact with friends as in the past. It is not the same to receive a physical letter as a virtual thing. Snail mail, or normal post, as you call it, will never end. I have always enjoyed both sending and receiving letters in the mail and agree that an email does not have the same personal touch. When I was a girl I had penpals that I would correspond with through snail mail. October 18, - I agree that there is nothing quite like receiving a hand written letter in the mail. I usually always include a short personalized note that is not nearly as long as a letter would be, but it lets them know I am thinking about them. I know there are many online greeting card sites where you can send a card through email, but I still prefer to send a card through the postal service. I very seldom write letters anymore but will use snail mail to send cards to friends and family, such as a birthday or a sympathy card. There is something special about a hand written letter, but I think that email is more efficient. Using something like email to keep everyone up to date and sharing a good joke with everyone would have been a lot of fun for him. This was one way he helped the siblings stay in touch and know what was going on because they were scattered about in several states. Many times he would include letters he had received from some of the other kids. He also loved to share jokes and would clip something funny out of the newspaper to send along with the letter. He had 6 kids and would write letters to them on a regular basis. I have always said that my grandpa would have loved email. When you think about the number of other people who do the same thing, that is a huge chunk of money the postal service is losing out on every year. I pay almost all of my bills online anymore and rarely send one in the mail. The cost of a postage stamp keeps going up as well.
Our delivery service is also quite slow and some days we don't receive our snail mail until 7:00 pm. Some of the smaller post offices across our state have closed down. I can't help but think that email and technology have played a big part in that. The US Postal Service has sure gone through a lot of changes in the last several years.
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