[chuckt]

Yeah - well I am on "the end of the list" too. Still waiting and I am in NY right next door to PA. How is it that FL get's their before we do??? <grrrrr> I think I'll go back to buying on the Newsstand because it always seems to appear there before my mailbox. <sigh> I just don't get it - litterally and figuratively.

ChuckT <impatiently waiting in NY>

[BobD]

Sorry Chuck...once it leaves our office, it's in the post office's hands...We lose control at that point.

It really SHOULDN'T get there after you see it on newsstands; it won't even be available on newsstands until after May 27.

Bob

[chuckt]

Yeah - I know. Just feeling cranky and impatient. Didn't mean to direct my frustration at you guys. You just need to make the jump to publishing 6 or 8 issues a year. Yeah - that's the ticket!!! ;-)

It'll probably come in the next day or two (I HOPE!!!). I just can't understand how it get's to subscribers in FL and MN before it get's here. <sigh>

ChuckT

[BobD]

LOL...I'm as puzzled as you are! I just don't understand how that works either!

Bob

[brian bailey]

Contact your postmaster and ask them how long magazines sit at their main dist. center before being shipped to your local post office.

I was told my local post office receives magazines only once a week from the main dist. center.

That might explain some of the delays in delivery.

[Ron Davidson]

I think they are just slow. For example I get a certain medicine from a pharmacy in Oklahoma at most a 2 hr drive but by mail it takes 14 days. Heck Lou and I could almost walk there faster. By the way I haven't seen my issue yet either.
Ron

[Thomp]

in the words of Lillian Thomlin (laugh'ins Edith)

NEVER MIND!


postman just surrendered my issue,

you knows it never fails to surprise me