Use Fedex!

Dear UPS,

I am so glad that you were able to offer one day air service,
especially in a situation where a mom needed your services, to be able to get back to her children.

Of course it required a second mortgage to purchase your guarantee,               

but the promise of a speedy delivery was so worth it.

Now,  this Canadian understands when terrible weather can delay things.

This was not your fault. 

While terribly disappointed, I realized one more day of waiting would just be in the cards.

But UPS I have a little question as I sit here looking at my tracking screen?

When a package destined for San Diego, is finally put on a plane, explain to me how you make your decisions....logistically speaking? 

I want to know from the experts in case I ever need to get somewhere really quickly.

And I have to say, I was a little confused by their reply.

You see my friends, as I woke up this morning, all packed, waiting for my birth certificate to arrive so that I could begin my trek back to Canadian soil.

I read this text from The Agronomist.

"U R not going to like where your package is."

"What? Where is it?"

Kentucky in a warehouse, waiting for custom's clearance.

????????

Calgary is West, San Diego is West....hmmmm?  Kentucky not so much.

And yes I called... there are custom's warehouses on the West Coast.

So as I sit here in my hotel room in Oceanside, CA....my advice to all my readers is...

Use Fedex!

xoxo,

If you are not aware of my predicament as a Canadian Fugitive read here and here.
Tomorrow I will share with you how an American Angel came to my rescue for a lovely afternoon.
PS she also took that awesome picture above.

This post is linking up with the wonderful Jenny Matlock for 

Alphabe Thursday's ~Letter U~