Subj : Re: Ghost towns To : JOE MACKEY From : Daryl Stout Date : Wed Nov 18 2020 12:37:00 Joe, JM> The post office came out with the Forever stamp when postage was JM> about 44 cents or something. I bought a couple of books of them. Still JM> have them somewhere in my desk. I have several books of these. JM> I do almost all things online now, and seldom use a stamp. When I send out the reminder letters for the square dance publication that I'm the editor for, I have to use an envelope and stamp. Yet, for every 10 Reminder Letters, only 2 come back for renewal. It doesn't seem worth the effort. The Arkansas State Square Dance Federation (ASSDF) Executive Board (I'm on it, now being the Editor of "The Modern Square" publication, for a print and an e-Edition) is looking at possible reduction of ad rates, or a nominal fee for the e-Edition (possibly $2 a year, which is less than 20 cents a month)...but would belive folks would rather get it free??!! They obviously never heard of TANSTAFFL from Robert Heinlein. JM> There were would be boxes and boxes of documents and among them JM> envelopes. I soon found the post office didn't always cancel every JM> stamp. I've seen that at times as well. JM> These I would tear off and take home. Soak in water a while and the JM> stamp would peel off, lay it aside to dry and later with a dab of glue JM> I would reuse it. "Ooooo...aren't we sneaky??!!" I had been use a self inking address stamp, but if I didn't press it down hard enough, part wouldn't print. So, on this ham radio website, I ordered sheets of them. There is a dachshund inside a hot dog bun (a true weiner dog, which my late wife got me partial to) on the left, then my name, ham radio callsign, mailing address, and email address. With the 30 sheets I ordered at 30 per sheet, that's 900 self stick labels, for only $41. It'll take awhile to go through them. Daryl .... Redneck Cooking instructions: Preheat microwave to 150 degrees. === MultiMail/Win v0.52 --- SBBSecho 3.11-Win32 * Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - tbolt.synchro.net (1:19/33) .