There're quite a few postal stories on this forum. It makes tracking look more and more desirable.

Good thing seeds remain viable for a long time, huh~

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I once received one that took several weeks to arrive and there were tire tracks across the bubblie, including the stamps so I knew it was probably done somewhere in its travels...sigh. The bubblie protected the seeds just fine though.

I had that happen to a gift box I sent a friend long time ago. She got it months later with dust and cobwebs on it!

dose make ya think about getting a tracking # for your envys. but then your trading may shorten from the cost.
to track or not to track? lol.

from to topeka to scranton, and we sent it monday and this is friday, still not there, scranton is 45 minutes from here. i mailed it because i didn't know when i could get there. ERRRRRR!!!!! stupid mail people!!. ~medo