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fandomtownies2018-03-06 07:07 am
filleauloup) wrote in fandomtownies2018-03-06 07:07 am
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Fandom Post Office, March 6 (Tuesday)
There was nothing especially out of the ordinary at the post office today, though Éponine would never stop expecting something new and ridiculous to happen at any given time. It was just easier that way.
Still, so far, nothing unusual outside of the typical and always somewhat unnerving quiet of a school break week, so she was occupying her downtime by sorting through the problem mail. Several people had just drawn maps on the fronts of their envelopes instead of including an actual address, but that wasn't actually unusual here; it just required a little bit of extra work.
The problem that seemed to be most prevalent today was incorrect postage. There were no less than four envelopes with various forms of currency just taped directly onto them in place of stamps, which was definitely a problem in the case of the bells that weighed far more than the postage value of the letter they were supposed to be paying for. One had bottlecaps glued to it, but those weren't heavy, just a little bit sharp.
She sighed and started looking up currency conversion rates, just to decide whether the interdimensional Return to Sender process was going to be more trouble than it was worth for these.
[[open, of course!]]
Still, so far, nothing unusual outside of the typical and always somewhat unnerving quiet of a school break week, so she was occupying her downtime by sorting through the problem mail. Several people had just drawn maps on the fronts of their envelopes instead of including an actual address, but that wasn't actually unusual here; it just required a little bit of extra work.
The problem that seemed to be most prevalent today was incorrect postage. There were no less than four envelopes with various forms of currency just taped directly onto them in place of stamps, which was definitely a problem in the case of the bells that weighed far more than the postage value of the letter they were supposed to be paying for. One had bottlecaps glued to it, but those weren't heavy, just a little bit sharp.
She sighed and started looking up currency conversion rates, just to decide whether the interdimensional Return to Sender process was going to be more trouble than it was worth for these.
[[open, of course!]]