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I have to tootle off to pick up Miss J today. She's home for Christmas and as she's away from Uni for a month needs help with her luggage.
Train or car? Hmm.
Following on from a previous peeve wondering who sent that card to you, here is the reverse issue that has been plaguing Mrs J this afternoon- what is so and so's address?
I still have my trusty Filofax which I prefer to electronic alternatives and Mrs J was looking through her old address book, with its many scribblings and amendments.
In days of past, most everyone had a phone (landline) and everyone was in the telephone directory with an address listed. You could always look up someone’s address in the white pages……
In days of past, most everyone had a phone (landline) and everyone was in the telephone directory with an address listed. You could always look up someone’s address in the white pages……
Yep the good ol easy way days, now if they move and don't notify you you're lost.
A few of the pages in my hard-copy address book are a mess of scribbles and amended addresses. Some people move around a lot, and it's hard to keep up with their current addresses! If I'm not certain of someone's address when I send out my Christmas cards, I'll not send one because I'd hate to have wasted the postage if the card was undeliverable.
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The anti-peeve
It's that thing kind of like a skirt that women wear. Men wear trousers. Or kilts. Don't call a kilt a skirt or dress or you'll get what for! 
it's all metes and bounds here.
