It's so nice to get personal mail.

       We used to get personal mail a lot in our old-fashioned street mail box.  Now ads,  political pushes for money, and monetary requests from worthy organizations we sometimes wish we didn't support any longer stuff our box.

       And as is the way of the world, Connie and I now find ourselves avoiding our email boxes for exactly the same reason.

       And just when you get some snail mail in an envelope you think you may actually want to read--they have your first and last name spelled right in the address after all--you see what follows your name:

                              Or Current Resident

So much for your "Personal" correspondence.  Maybe you could invite them for a visit to talk about your "current residency". . . over coffee.