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Post Office

Today my family and I went to the post office here to post a few letters. It was the first time I've been to one here. Actually, it's the only post office in the whole country!

  After we gave the letters to the lady who stamped them, it took about fifteen minutes!  

We couldn't find out where to put the letters, so my dad had to ask a person there what to do. He told us, and we posted the letters. I wonder how long it will take for them to arrive, since we're sending them to a different country?

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  1. THIS IS SO EXCITING!! Does this mean that we can write you? Please let me know!!! I am so glad that you could post some letters. I am thrilled!! ;)

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    1. Hi, Grandma! Sorry, we haven't set up a post box yet, so you can't write to us. But we can write to you, and we sent you and Grampie a letter each! Bye!

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  2. Yan, hissed Hope, don't say that, we forgot to, but we are about to

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