It happened again! I got a text from DHL saying that a package would be delivered by the end of the day- it was 2 PM and these texts usually come much earlier in the day, but I waited a few minutes for a phone call.
You see, I have now become accustomed to the wonderful man who delivers my book orders. Due to lockdowns, etc. he has even taken to calling on the day of a delivery to find out whether I want it delivered to school (the address on the packages) or home- whaaaa?!
A few minutes passed and I received no call. Maybe he has the day off, I thought, it happened once before. A few days later he sorted delivery, so I did not worry.
A few minutes passed. Riiing. My phone trilled and it was the DHL man. After confirming I was home I messaged that I was going out in a bit, but the package could be left with the guard at my building. Ten minutes later- another call. He was already outside with my package.
I might have a book buying problem, but Mr. DHL sure makes it even easier! It is the little/big things that remind me how lucky I am.
Ms. Victor Reads 
I love your DHL man!!! He’s a hero!!! And buying books is NOT a problem. It is what the best teachers MUST do!!
I do not understand the concept of “book buying problem,” but I’m so glad your DHL man understands precious cargo!
Proof that there are really good people on the world. So kind!
Love that closing line, Erika. “It is the little/big things that remind me how lucky I am.” Yes, I guess you might have a book-buying enabler there! 🙂
It was great to see you at the Open Write on Saturday. I hope you’ll be back!
Definitely 🙂