Received in the mail today from Radio Habana Cuba a New Years greeting card,
schedule and wallet calendar.

Envelope was not postmarked, just the usual Porte Pagado rubber stamp. Not
certain if mailed late or it was that my zip code was missing.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

"dxAce" wrote in message
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Received in the mail today from Radio Habana Cuba a New Years greeting
card,
schedule and wallet calendar.

Did it have a Obama sticker on it? ;-)

MNMikeW wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
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Received in the mail today from Radio Habana Cuba a New Years greeting
card,
schedule and wallet calendar.

Did it have a Obama sticker on it? ;-)

No, but I'm almost positive that Cuba will issue a stamp depicting Fidel and
Barry in a warm embrace.

Received in the mail today from Radio Habana Cuba a New Years greeting card,
schedule and wallet calendar.

Envelope was not postmarked, just the usual Porte Pagado rubber stamp. Not
certain if mailed late or it was that my zip code was missing.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

You guys in the Excited States are now "permitted" to receive mail
from Cuba?

Bloody hell, next they'll be advertizing accompanied tours via Mexico
City or Toronto.

How does one say "Intourist" in Spanish?

chortle

Nobody wrote:

Received in the mail today from Radio Habana Cuba a New Years greeting card,
schedule and wallet calendar.

Envelope was not postmarked, just the usual Porte Pagado rubber stamp. Not
certain if mailed late or it was that my zip code was missing.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

You guys in the Excited States are now "permitted" to receive mail
from Cuba?

I've received mail from Cuba since at least the mid 60's.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

"dxAce" wrote in message
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Nobody wrote:

Received in the mail today from Radio Habana Cuba a New Years greeting
card,
schedule and wallet calendar.

Envelope was not postmarked, just the usual Porte Pagado rubber stamp.
Not
certain if mailed late or it was that my zip code was missing.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

You guys in the Excited States are now "permitted" to receive mail
from Cuba?

I've received mail from Cuba since at least the mid 60's.



Don't think it was ever illegal to receive mail from Cuba, only to go there.
Of course, if you do receive mail from Cuba, you end up on an NSA or FBI
watch list. Guess that's no big deal anymore, since if you receive any
mail, e-mail or phone calls from outside the US, you are put on those lists.
Even if it's your son/daughter/father/mother/uncle/whatever who's overseas
fighting for their country..

Brenda Ann wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
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Nobody wrote:

Received in the mail today from Radio Habana Cuba a New Years greeting
card,
schedule and wallet calendar.

Envelope was not postmarked, just the usual Porte Pagado rubber stamp.
Not
certain if mailed late or it was that my zip code was missing.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

You guys in the Excited States are now "permitted" to receive mail
from Cuba?

I've received mail from Cuba since at least the mid 60's.


Don't think it was ever illegal to receive mail from Cuba, only to go there.
Of course, if you do receive mail from Cuba, you end up on an NSA or FBI
watch list. Guess that's no big deal anymore, since if you receive any
mail, e-mail or phone calls from outside the US, you are put on those lists.
Even if it's your son/daughter/father/mother/uncle/whatever who's overseas
fighting for their country..

Yes, the shortwave hobby has some interesting effects. When I joined the Navy, I
had an nice interview with a fellow about the mail I'd received from communist
countries.

dxAce
Michigan
USA