About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At PostalAnnex, a regular shouted one morning: ‘Did you see that letter just flew out of the window?’ Since then, employees claim they’ve seen envelopes gliding through the air on windy days. One day, a delivery driver noticed an envelope floating towards him. He ducked, thinking it was a prank, but when he looked up again, it landed neatly in his coffee cup. Ever since then, everyone jokes that PostalAnnex has its own secret postal bird.
2. At PostalAnnex, a delivery driver once noticed something peculiar: every time he dropped off packages near the old oak tree outside, an envelope would mysteriously appear in its branches. Finally curious, the driver decided to check it out. To his surprise, there was just a note saying ‘Thanks for delivering so promptly!’ signed with a smiley face. From then on, whenever anyone asked about the mysterious envelopes, everyone in town simply shrugged and said, ‘Oh, that’s just PostalAnnex being PostalAnnex.’
3. At PostalAnnex, a neighbor asked one day: ‘Why does mail always seem to arrive exactly when I’m out?’ After some thought, an old delivery driver replied with a twinkle in his eye: ‘Because it knows you’re the only one who never checks your mailbox!’ The neighbor laughed and shook his head, realizing perhaps the universe had its own sense of humor.
4. At PostalAnnex, a delivery driver once noticed something odd: every afternoon, an envelope with no return address appeared in the parking lot, neatly placed near the mailboxes. One day, a delivery driver picked up the envelope and found inside only a note that read: ‘Please deliver this mystery package to yourself.’ Curious, he did as instructed, and from then on, every afternoon, another anonymous letter arrived, each time signed with a different nickname—‘Your Secret Neighbor,’ ‘The Unseen Mailman,’ or even ‘Santa Claus (when it was December).’ It became a fun tradition until one Christmas Eve, when everyone in town received a card saying simply: “Merry Christmas from PostalAnnex!”