Dear Amy: In my mailbox today was a credit card bill addressed to my husband with a sticky note attached.
Our next-door neighbor explained that the piece of mail had been misdirected and she sliced open this bill, not knowing it belonged to my husband.The last time a piece of mail was misdirected it happened to be my husband’s paystub. This was also sliced open with a sticky note attached, apologizing.
It is not illegal to mistakenly open someone else’s mail – as long as the mail makes its way to the appropriate recipient. It has been sad for us that our grandchildren are so far away, even though technology has enabled us to have a good relationship.While talking to her father recently she told him that ever since his birthday she’d been thinking she’d like to go on a trip just with him, and that she thinks she can easily get away for two weeks to make it happen.
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