Is it that people never change – or – that the change we expect is not one that can be made, but rather an inherent part of their (or our) personality?
Is it that people never change – or – that the change we expect is not one that can be made, but rather an inherent part of their (or our) personality?
One reason I like to order items from Amazon.com is that I have always been given good customer service and things usually arrive ahead of scheduled delivery.
Recently I found another reason. I have never remembered to send in warranty cards in the past on anything other than computer related purchases – and that’s only because I can usually do it on line easily.
Amazon.com earned more points. Senseo has a recall on a unit – and Amazon emailed the notification. I would never have known otherwise. Thank you, Amazon, for paying attention to the stuff I ignore – well some of it, anyway.
Click here for the information on the recall should you own a Senseo.
In defining bravery, we limit our views of mankind’s worth, including our own.
Marcia McLees Bogaert
06/02/09
This is the second in an ongoing series of one or two sentences thoughts. They can all be found here.