Communal Mailbox

I remember about 10 years ago when I went to visit my grandmother who lives in West Valley. I had something to deliver to her, and she was not at home. No problem, I'd just leave it in the mailbox. WRONG. I searched her entire porch. No mailbox. I went down to the curb. No mailbox. Guess what? The US postal service and/or West Valley City thinks that they can have one of these for every 20 houses. Annoying to the MAX. Someday I want to live in a neighborhood where these don't exist.

Ettiquette?

What exactly is proper etiquette for wanting to be nice to a neighbor, but not really wanting them to know who you are and where exactly you live? My dilemma: The husband/father of neighbors down the street was killed in a drive-by shooting last week. I took them a plant and a card and knocked, but no one answered. I hope it brings them some comfort. I hope they find some peace real soon.

Dolce and Gabana

I don't really know what it is with Dolce and Gabana. There seems to be a proficient amount of D and G window clings in West Valley.

Chinese House Progress

Drove by today. This is what I saw. I ask again, where is the front door? Are they going to build some huge stair case, like a palace? We'll just have to wait and find out :)