Bought a new drill from Amazon, but when it arrived there was something odd about the box.

The front of the box had been subjected to the same “disfigurement.”

Before opening the box I checked the security tape placed over both flaps and they were intact indicating the box had never been opened. Also, all the contents were in perfect condition. The only thing I could figure out was that someone had bought a the same drill some time ago and thrown away the packaging. Then later there was a rebate offer that required that several areas of the box the drill had come in to sent in to receive the rebate. So someone just ordered the same drill from Amazon, cut out the sections of the box labels they needed, then returned the unopened box to Amazon, maybe saying they ordered the wrong item. In a small way it is a symptom of what has happened to America these past few years.

As for the drill, I absolutely love it as it is perfect for what I do as a handyman around the house at my age.

One can tell what celebration day is coming up when you walk through the doors on our local supermarket. We were shopping several days ago and this was what we saw immediately after entering the store, stacks and stacks of Rosca de Reyes.

Lots of chances of finding something in your piece as it says, “Includes 3 plastic dolls, Includes 1 crown. It may also mean more tamales on Día de la Candelaria. Surprisingly enough with all the travel we do, we had never been aware of this tradition which is such an important part of the local culture, but then again we are hardly ever at our RV lot at this time of the year. Seeing something different in the store, then searching for it on the internet and now I know something new. It proves the saying, “You’re never too old to learn something new.”