According to my pedometer, I walked 17 miles a day.

office buildings and apartments, maybe not as bad.

But, he’d definitely be hustling, and maybe working overtime.

All I know is that I felt more than a bit guilty as he was carrying my heavy box from Chewy up my driveway.

She was amazing in the amount of weight she could carry. She delivered a super heavy cat tree once like it was a pillow. I had her leave it at the bottom of my stairs, and I had to open the box and bring it up piece by piece.

would be tough.

And he knew that's what was in the box.

I'm not going to be needing to order any more of either the food or litter for awhile. My own cats don't really eat much, and they don't use their litter boxes, preferring to go outside. I buy for my daughter, whose needs are greater than my own.

But that would only work OK for male drivers, I guess.

I asked him if he was delivering a lot of toilet paper. He said none, but for some reason, he's been delivering office furniture all day long. Figure that one out. Maybe delivering to people's homes for home office set-ups?

I mean the office furniture.

He had a pretty hard time getting up the hill to my house.

He would have more than that every day. Christmas it would be 300-400 in a rural area. And that was 15 years ago

FedEx used to come to my neighborhood around 10 in the morning. Now it's late afternoon. It's 4:40 here, and I'm still expecting a couple more parcels, and my mail hasn't come yet.

This week they are back to around 10:00am.