After being sick for a week I went out and checked the mail.
This picture represents approximately one-third to half of the contents. It is just the catalogs that we got which are junk – and I removed the duplicates. There are about three-four catalogs/magazines we receive that we like to look at – also not in this stack.
There is another stack, equally big, which is coupons, flyers, remarkably few political pieces and other more difficult junk to track.
I am currently on the dmachoice.org website attempting to stem the tide. To say I am flabbergasted and frustrated with the amount of junk that clogs our mailbox is an understatement.
blief 
Since this CR– enjoys a cut-rate from the US post office (why?) is it any wonder that our first class postage rates keep going up, up, up!!??
I can suggest one item by which the Post Office department might become at least self supporting at lower than the current first class rates.
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It’s not just the U.S. We have gotten junk mail everywhere, except Italy when we rarely got the mail, hee hee. In France people put a, “pas de pub” (no publicity-literally) on their mailboxes if they don’t want junk mail. It works too. Here we still get it, but much less than you!
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Just one word of caution, many times my “real” mail has been entangled inside the “junk” mail.
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Love the new blog heading art:)
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