Square Eyes

Can you believe we don't seem to have one of these threads already? Unless I'm missing something. I've had a look though and can't find one.

Anyway, what was in your letterbox this morning. Nothing, obviously, it's a Sunday. Stupid question really. Hang on, I'll start again. What was in your mail on Saturday morning? Or whatever day you happen to read this. As long as it's not a Sunday, obviously. Or a public holiday.

Umm!

We did have this thread on the old SE.

Saturday, nothing. Sunday, nothing (although we do get a lot of Indian/Chinese/Pizza/restaurant flyers on a Sunday for some reason)

Monday, the credit card bill for the mere £39.00 for my PC security sub. Well, that's all I'm expecting, I haven't actually opened it yet.

A personal 'thank you' from an author for a review I wrote on their book. You don't get that very often.

David Mitchell's Mom wrote:A personal 'thank you' from an author for a review I wrote on their book. You don't get that very often.

Blimey! You'll have to write back and tell them if they're really gateful they should dedicate their next book to you. I don't think that's unreasonable at all

Oh, I got nowt - today or yesterday. Ho hum.

My dvd arrived that I ordered from play.com. 'Mrs Merton & Malcolm'.

Charliegirl wrote:My dvd arrived that I ordered from play.com. 'Mrs Merton & Malcolm'.

Ooh, is that out on DVD now? I had no idea. Fantastic. Must put that on my list of things to buy (although not from Woolworth's now, obviously. )

Nothing too exciting has dropped through my letter box recently. There have been lots of companies offering me huge reductions to buy their goodies. Things must be bad when they offer free p&p too

My first 'posted' Christmas Card from my friends Suzanne and David.

I received my first 'hand-delivered' Christmas Card last week at school from a year nine girl.

BRONSON

A catalogue of forthcoming events at a theatre wot I'm on the mailing list of (obviously!).

BRONSON wrote:My first 'posted' Christmas Card from my friends Suzanne and David.

I received my first 'hand-delivered' Christmas Card last week at school from a year nine girl.

BRONSON

Good to see you back Sir!

Going back a week or two now......

A Christmas card from The Royal Mail ,very strange, and from a company I haven't bought anything from for over 18 mths plus a gift voucher

A letter from Father Christmas (one of my friend's idea of a joke I believe
)

My Uncles Christmas pressie and a free gift

A parcell from my friends in Quebec with a pressie and card.

A credit card statement showing zilch outstanding

Several catalogues and brouchers from desperate companies after my cash.

Also received a Christmas Card from the Royal mail, my first and only one so far but it went straight in my recycling box
Far more delighted though to receive my 'a-ha calendar' from the a-ha website which I didn't have to pay for this year because they used a photo I'd submitted that I'd taken at a concert at The Royal Albert Hall this year.
Bit miffed mine was used for February as that's the shortest month

I got a nice offer yesterday. Tesco DVD rental free for 90 days. That should take us until we move house (again). I can see lots of Doctor Who DVDs and a couple of chick-flicks for Mrs. Head coming through the door in the next 3 months.

A copy of When Saturday Comes (my football mag of choice), an expensive bill for the next 6 months' service charge on my flat from the bastard management company and an Xmas CD from the Suttmeister!

More Christmas cards... still not written any yet!

BRONSON
P.S. Great to be back Mrs M!

Today those good people at Royal Mail brought me a Christmas compilation CD from Cherryade Records, several Christmas cards and a present I ordered for my auntie.