Please buy stamps

Sun., Sept. 18, 2011

I know general opinion is that everyone has a computer. Well, everyone does not. I’m in my late 70s and could care less about a computer. I like to communicate in the old-fashioned way, by phone and mail.

People, I advise you to go to the post office and buy lots of stamps. Invest in stamps and postal service or one of these days there may be no more post offices! Think of it.

Can you imagine no more mail delivery or pickup? This could happen. Do your part to prevent it. Please!

Hazel Brown

Spokane Valley

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