An artic Winter storm blew in late yesterday leaving lots of snow and freezing temperatures. There are foot prints in that snow.
My UPS driver hiked a quarter of a mile from the main road to my house to deliver a package to me and it's like 9 degrees right now. So for every horrible story you read about these delivery guys throwing packages on your porch, not caring if an item breaks, I have a gem.
As do we--he does his best to get up our 1/2 mile driveway and if he can't, he leaves the package at our lower shed then calls us. We have 12 inches of snow over here south of Big Timber and so cold. Stay warm!!
ReplyDeletegood for him!
ReplyDeletestay warm!
That is beautiful, though it can be a pain when you are snowed in. We are lucky since we have a school here and they always plow our roads.
ReplyDeleteThat was really nice of him, especially since you live in wilderness country.
Debbie
Wow, that is great service! Two days ago in Melbourne, Australia, it was 36c, today it is 20c and pouring rain and tomorrow down to 15c and it is suppose to be the start of Summer!
ReplyDeleteAre you sure that's the view from your window. It looks an awful lot like the view from my window. Blessings to Mr. UPS.
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JoeyLea
http://www.thelocustblossom.blogspot.com/
WOW...look at that...so pretty....and I think he deserves a batch of cookies...:o) bet the kitties don't like the snow.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures, but I have to admit, I am no fan of snow.. the cold and the inconvenience... so I admire your UPS man, what a great guy!
ReplyDeleteMy Son-in-law is a UPS driver and he would definitely walk up to your door - might grumble a little - but he would so do it. Just a great guy.
ReplyDeleteAwesome pics Nancy. Kudos to your UPS man - what a good doobie. Maybe he deserves a tin of sweets this holiday? Cheers! Karen
ReplyDeleteYou do live in GOD's country....just beautiful! What great customer service from a UPS man who does his job well! We are due for snow changing over to rain. : ( I'd rather snow!
ReplyDeleteI've enjoyed reading your blog. I feel that we enjoy many of the same things. I watch deer from my window along with a few squirrels. I live at the base of the Wasatch Mountains in Salt Lake. I love your quilts and just started taking the Primitive magazine. Love it. I fell in May and broke my shoulder. I drove myself to the hospital. So, between wildlife, quilts, and broken bones I've related to your blog. Keep sharing!
ReplyDeletewhat a beautiful view - and kudos to the UPS man for delivering the parcel. Restores ones faith! :)
ReplyDeleteThere truly are some wonderful, helpful, considerate people in this world. I'm so happy for you that your USP man is one of them.
ReplyDeleteyour UPS guy would probably love one of your quilts!
ReplyDeleteHi, you are a no reply...Do you think one of my Christmas stockings will do, filled with sweets and cookies, of course.
DeleteOh what a lovely thought!!!
DeleteI love your quilts and Primitive Quilts. It's one of my favorite magazines. Such eye candy!!
ReplyDeleteWow, I am always thankful for great service - that UPS driver went above and beyond for sure. Hopefully he had a hot cuppa waiting in the truck for him when get got back.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing this heartwarming instance of someone willing to go above and beyond.
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