Definition of lazy: la·zy ˈlāzē/Submit adjective 1. unwilling to work or use energy. “I’m very lazy by nature”. Synonyms:idle, indolent, slothful, work-shy, shiftless, inactive, underactive, sluggish, lethargic; remiss, negligent, slack, lax, lackadaisical “the lazy volunteers were sent home”.
Hmmm you can go a little lighter on the lazy aspect. I am sure you meant to delve into the hard work and efforts that a paper carrier would have to perform each day to bring the daily news to one’s doorstep. I was one of those as a kid, so I know what you were getting at! All the words are between the lines :o)
I am amazed at the perfect placement on the ground – rain, snow, sleet or ice – directly in front of the front step as opposed to in the mailbox / hooks, where the materials might be readable and not a soggy, bug-ridden, sidewalk salt encrusted recycle bin liner
We would have received a fine of .25 cents back home in Alberta for performing such and detestable act! It either made it in the mailbox or behind the door if no box was available. :o)
Right?! Though I’m pleased that the last few deliveries are this close and not in the garden… Hmm… my smiley faces did not show up in the previous comment… They look like the work of a crusty, roller-wearing, old biddy! 🙂 🙂 Two for good measure.
Definition of lazy: la·zy ˈlāzē/Submit adjective 1. unwilling to work or use energy. “I’m very lazy by nature”. Synonyms:idle, indolent, slothful, work-shy, shiftless, inactive, underactive, sluggish, lethargic; remiss, negligent, slack, lax, lackadaisical “the lazy volunteers were sent home”.
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Hmmm you can go a little lighter on the lazy aspect. I am sure you meant to delve into the hard work and efforts that a paper carrier would have to perform each day to bring the daily news to one’s doorstep. I was one of those as a kid, so I know what you were getting at! All the words are between the lines :o)
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I am amazed at the perfect placement on the ground – rain, snow, sleet or ice – directly in front of the front step as opposed to in the mailbox / hooks, where the materials might be readable and not a soggy, bug-ridden, sidewalk salt encrusted recycle bin liner
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We would have received a fine of .25 cents back home in Alberta for performing such and detestable act! It either made it in the mailbox or behind the door if no box was available. :o)
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Right?! Though I’m pleased that the last few deliveries are this close and not in the garden… Hmm… my smiley faces did not show up in the previous comment… They look like the work of a crusty, roller-wearing, old biddy! 🙂 🙂 Two for good measure.
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Lovely…thanks :o)
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