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I just finished listening to your story about the post office processing plant. Your shipping is exceptional as it is. If you send a shipping notice when you’ve shipped the item, we know you’ve done what you can in the same exceptional time. I believe everyone knows you can’t control the Post Office. Personally, I think your yarn and fiber would be worth the wait. Don’t sweat what you can’t control. Life’s too short. (p.s. please don’t grade my English)