Inchen Korea is the answer.
My La Pass package, which caused me so much drama for Sew Day is in Inchen Korea heading towards a military base.
Why?
Who knows. Pink Door has sent me a second package after a couple of inquiries. They also told me to go to the Post Office and ask them to help me. My local post office knows me and knows I am not a lunatic, usually. The helper, however, wasn’t very helpful and I got the boss. He said that they can’t do anything, because they don’t own the package. He suggested I tell Pink Door to issue an ‘intercept’ on the website and get the package sent back to them.
I told Pink Door, but haven’t heard back, so for now I am still waiting. I think I will start sewing the rosettes to each other. I have to do something and I am sick of knitting.
I’ve had some packages take strange trips but yours, going overseas, beats mine. Good grief!
I send and receive so many packages that I can’t complain. Apparently it is back in the States now.
Wow! What a mess. Maybe a bored GI will get it and become a new EPP addict…
LOL! That would be nice. I hope it arrives before Month 16.
This reminds me of a letter you wrote me ages ago, I think about a Qi Gong retreat, that somehow got redirected to Korea and then finally came to me with all sorts of interesting post office stamps and notations on it. Here’s hoping both or at least one of the packages show up soon!
LOL! I had forgotten about that letter. At least it wasn’t China. I bet I would have never gotten the package back then.