The rest, he said, "didn't get the result because of the mail problem, got the results but didn't understand the message, or understood the message but didn't have the money to come".
I would play along in my mind but... when "Mail Time" came along, I had never really sung out loud before, and because of the "Mail Time" song, I started singing out loud.
Recently, she took a leave from her job sorting mail because the stresses of the mail room were getting to her. "Any little thing can rock the boat," Paula says.
Because of the slowness of the mail, it was not until late April that a letter from the Acting Secretary of War, Alexander James Dallas, reached Jackson, who was on his way home to Tennessee.
Most of these tenants with time-warped rents declined to be interviewed, because of the hate mail they believed they would receive.
We were able to go from theory to provable fact because of the e-mails, and the e-mails emerged because, frankly, having begun the inquiry, we had dropped a very standard subpoena on various investment houses seeking documents that would reflect the back-and-forth between analysts and investment bankers, and included e-mails in our definition of documents, just as any subpoena these days would.
I tried it because I was writing about it, but I decided to keep it — at $10 a month — because of the e-mail customer service.
Maybe it's because of the e-mail I received from one of my favorite cousins, a free-spirited artist who, out of her own sweat, labor, goodwill and big heart, helped to found an educational center catering to the poorest kids in Haiti, The Children of Haiti Project.
Publication in 2002 saw critical acclaim and literary prizes, a heady cocktail which was soon joined by controversy after he refused the 2003 John Llewellyn Rhys prize because of its sponsor, the Mail on Sunday.
Grant said, in a written statement, that he took the action because: "I was tired of the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday papers publishing almost entirely fictional articles about my private life for their own financial gain".
Macintyre's side appealed against the decision not to award her damages because the Mail published details of her affair with Johnson and about the birth of their child.
