Jane: When will you get off that damn computer Joe: AFAIK, knowing me, probably never.
1 Weigh the books before packing to avoid breaking the box. 2  Look for postal requirements and offers. 3  For example, the US Postal Service will give you a free box if you purchase Priority Mail (although this is much more expensive than Media Mail).
In the top left corner of the envelope, write your name and address. You may also choose to write it on the back of the sealed envelope or use a printed return address label. Including your address will ensure that the letter comes back to you if for some reason it doesn't make it to the recipient. The post office is a good place to mail your letter if you want to make sure it gets to its destination as quickly as possible. 2  Taking your letter directly to the post office can cut down on the transit time by a day or so. 3  See www.usps.com for information on where to find the closest post office.