ALICE BUSTOS-OROSA
ALICE BUSTOS-OROSA

Decades ago, the Christmas season was often the busiest and most stressful time for post offices. I still remember those days when I would set the first week of December for writing short notes and letters on Hallmark greeting cards for friends and relatives living far and away. I would even mark the date when I needed to post my letter in time for Christmas Day. Hence, letters and greeting cards would have to be in the post before the December 15 just to make sure it got to its destination on time.

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