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9 Comments on A Touch of America
In this economy you have to save every dime you can. Why spend $5-10 on numbers when you can just draw them in.....
Michael ~ Were you in Pagosa??? LOL. I've seen this a time or two.... too funny.
I am sure I would have missed that address too! It makes it hard to sell, if you can't find the house.
Maybe the numbers can be renegotiated at the closing table? Love that you shared this! :)
Michael, American Ingeniuty and frugality at its finest! I love the photo!
Michael,
Yes, a case of doing what you have to in a pinch and then never fixing it. :)
Steve
Tony and Darcy,
Love your response. Sums it up quite well. :)
STeve
Hi Micheal,
If the post office says that is the address, who are we to think any different. They would never deliver mail to the wrong person..I am serious. No, sometimes there are mistakes but the USPS does a heck of a good job to get the mail delivered 6 days a week. I love the picture!