Just cutting back on Saturday window service in Thonotosassa, Fla., earlier this year raised the ire of several residents. Don't take your complaints to the management or you'll come away feeling like fourth-class mail. Here in Morse Mill, the post office has moved from the sunroom of the old motel to its living room, to a temporary facility, and finally to the tidy two-room brick building at the intersection of highways B and EE, which serves as the entrance to the hamlet. I know when people are having good days and when they're having bad days. Larger post offices nearby offer rural delivery, but many of the locals seem to prefer picking up their mail at the boxes here.
Patrons come in to buy stamps or money orders.
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