Actually, I took the economy this time because I didn't need it in a real hurry and a few bucks might not seem like a lot to some but it is to me, it means I can blow a few bucks somewhere else and get a little enjoyment out of it instead of paying for faster shipping. Anyway it came right on the earliest date on the estimated time of arrival and only a couple days longer than the next step up.
But then personally, I think it's nicer to live here. :biggrin:
Actually, I took the economy this time because I didn't need it in a real hurry and a few bucks might not seem like a lot to some but it is to me, it means I can blow a few bucks somewhere else and get a little enjoyment out of it instead of paying for faster shipping. Anyway it came right on the earliest date on the estimated time of arrival and only a couple days longer than the next step up.
Curt
Ps I live in Washington State, it must be nice to live closer and like one person said, they got it in a couple days.
I'm sure, but born and raised in the NW United States I obviously look at it different that the rest of the country as I'm sure you do from where your from. Just too bad it aint' from the NW. :smile-big:Actually, I took the economy this time because I didn't need it in a real hurry and a few bucks might not seem like a lot to some but it is to me, it means I can blow a few bucks somewhere else and get a little enjoyment out of it instead of paying for faster shipping. Anyway it came right on the earliest date on the estimated time of arrival and only a couple days longer than the next step up.
Curt
Ps I live in Washington State, it must be nice to live closer and like one person said, they got it in a couple days.
Haha, yes, Maine is a bit closer to PA than WA. Never been to WA, so I can't compare with ME; I'm sure it has it's pros and cons, just like here. :biggrin:
And by the way. If it doesn't cool off here soon I may come to Maine and visit.
Actually here on the west side of the Cascades the winters are mild, not sure if we even had snow this winter, I would have to think about it. We get maybe 20 -30 days where the temp dips below freezing at night and a few where it is below during the day. For the summer, this is the record I believe for the most continuous days over 90 in June (about 3 weeks and still going) this is hot even for August here, It should be in the upper 70's down to the 60's and raining every other day. We like the rain here, keeps the riffraff from moving here and beside we prefer to rust rather than tan. :biggrin: I can only imagine that this is what Arizona is like.And by the way. If it doesn't cool off here soon I may come to Maine and visit.
It's really not been bad (yet). I think it got close to 80 today, low humidity, thankfully. August is generally our worst summer month--hot, humid, and plenty of black flies. I'm sure you have your winter woes as well! Hoping for a mild one this year, after the seemingly never-ending one we just had.
Of course, I am inland, the coast is generally cooler (and more picturesque). We'd love to have you come visit (spend some money, then go home). :biggrin:
