Art In Missouri

 Last week I sent my package of woodcuts to Park Hills, Missouri, which has a post office box that is in that way the home of Evil Prints, the outfit that is responsible for the art I will have displayed in Brooklyn next week.  The receipt I got from the post office around here said that delivery would be by Monday at 9 pm. I didn't necessarily believe this, and sure enough, when I tracked my package, it had not been delivered by that time.  Nor when I went to bed that night.  This morning after shower and dressing I checked again.  All they would say is that they had missed that deadline, but the package was in transit and would be delivered soon.  I checked again in the afternoon and found that it had finally reached its destination.  And they gave a new plan of having it delivered by Wednesday, so I guess they beat the new delivery date.  I called Tom and told him it was there at the post office, and he had 5 days to pick it up, before he planned to take a ride to the east coast.  

And that should end my part of this deal.  I have shipped the prints, sent e-mails with all the information he had requested, and now the rest is up to him.  I hope it all works out, but there is nothing more I can do at this point.  If all goes well, I will eventually hear how it went.  However, this is done, so it's time to work on something else.