All is Well That Ends Well

One on my postal projects in 2025 was to count how many days I received mail. Here is the final count:

1. January: 3 days
2. February: 1 day
3. March: 1 day
4. April: 4 days
5. May: 5 days
6. June: 8 days
7. July: 7 days
8. August: 7 days
9. September: 5 days
10. October: 6 days
11. November: 6 days
12. December: 9 days

After a frustrating quarter, things got better. Finally, December was the best mail month of 2025. So we can only hope that 2026 will be even better!

Randomness Is What Keeps Letter Writers Alive

(2025 postal project.)

Is a Postal Drought Approaching Again?

(This month's update of my 2025 postal project: counting the days I get mail.)

Five Days of Mail in September

(This is my 2025 postal project.)

Not a Bad Mail Month, After All

(August update of my 2025 postal project: counting the days I get mail.)

The Second Best (Mail) Month of 2025

(July update of my 2025 postal project: counting the days I get mail.)

June Looks Almost Normal!

Mail Deliveries in May

I naïvely thought we were back to weekly deliveries. However, as you see,  postal systems operate in a completely random manner:

Count Your Blessings (=Mail Days)

An update of my 2025 postal project: counting the days I get mail.

As you can see, my mail life improved in April.

Mail in February

I am afraid my 2025 postal project consist of counting how many days I get mail. 

Do you think February was any better than January?

Can you guess...?

... how many days I got mail in January?