I think we just had our second Amazon delivery failure! The horror!

The package arrived a day late. :shocked: Amazon shipped the package on time but USPS did not deliver. To be fair, we have had days and days and days of rain with 3-4 inches of rain on the day the package was due. Some local roads are closed and some low lying areas were evacuated. The local lake is up 13 feet above normal. :shocked: A creek near us has an ox bow and this week, and a week or so back, the water was so high the creek cut across the top of the ox bow. I have never seen that happen before. 2015 was one of the wettest years ever, with one of the higher years due to Hurricane Floyd and Dennis hit back to back dropping around 15 and 18 inches of rain EACH. 500 year floods were the result.
I will give the USPS a pass on this late package.
FedEx did deliver the new monitor I bought in spite of the Noah Like Conditions.
Now here is the strange thing about the package....
I ordered an "album" from Amazon last week. Anyone old enough to remember albums? :laughing::laughing::laughing: Now it is a CD of course and I just downloaded the digital version after ordering so I had the music the evening I bought the CD. Since I had the music, and Amazon would give me so money back if I shipped via snail mail, I picked the slowest delivery method. Days after the album was ordered I bought a cable for the computer and selected second day delivery...
The padded envelope that was delivered a day late had the album
and cable. :shocked: This means Amazon ended sending the album second day but the album should have been sent days prior. Either Amazon made a mistake, possible but doubtful, they have a process to batch ship packages when it saves them money, and/or they waited to see if I would make another order that they could ship in the same package at the same cost. :confused3:
We do use Prime to stream movies but lately, most of the videos we have been watching are from YouTube. Go Figure. There is a huge amount of interesting content on YouTube for free. The kids use Netflix all of the time.
We got some really good prices on new cell phones a few weeks ago and while setting up my phone, Amazon sent me notifications about Prime Music streaming. Amazon looked at the music I had bought, which unfortunately, included music our kids ordered, :shocked: so Amazon's suggestions of music I might like was a bit odd to say the least. :laughing::laughing::laughing: The new phone plan has a quite a bit more data than our old one so I might stream some music from Amazon. They had music from a band I like but whose albums I have not bought yet so I will listen to the albums on Prime before buying. Going to have to see what else I can stream.
I try to do most of my book reading on my Kindle. It really annoys me that the magazines I subscribe too are not available on the Kindle. This has caused me to stop some subscriptions. One benefit to Amazon I have not used much, heck I think I have used it once, is to get a free book once a month. :confused3: They just don't have the books I am reading right now but maybe one day I will find something I want to read via that service.
Later,
Dan