Shipping Fragile, Old, Complex Or Rare Requires Care

SHIPPING FRAGILE, OLD, COMPLEX, OR RARE REQUIRES CARE

Porcelain, paper, angel's wings.

It takes special care to ship rare, fragile things.

Old things have already traveled a lifetime or two

to places you haven't; they've been tried, and proved true.

They have stories to tell of what they've been through,

which anything new isn't able to do.

Old things can't stay in good repair

shipped too often here or there.

Time in transit is wear and tear.

This ages anything, any time, shipped anywhere.

Shipping by definition is traumatic.

We don't sell things better left stored in our attic.

Moving means bouncing, bumping, freezing, and frying.

Old things find this very trying.

So if this is what you're planning to do,

you're better off buying new.

New things don't notice as much as old things do.

'Caveat Emptor' means 'Buyer Beware'.

Old things aren't new, and may require some care.

If you take them for granted, they won't always be there.

Don't just toss them in the wash with your underwear!

You wouldn't throw your cat or your Grandma in there!

Treat them as kindly as you want them to treat you,

and old things will serve you better and longer than anything new.

"See Into The Invisible". Thanks for reading.

Best Wishes,
Debra Spencer

Success consists of going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm. ~ Winston Churchill