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“The Lee Trio and the Lenox Quartet” – I adore how you described these beautiful people that make up the entities of “library” and “post office”. After all, a thing is just a thing – it’s the people that make the difference.
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That’s a good thing, too. Humanism is not dead!
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Loved how you painted a picture of the library and the post office! I have a few places here in Saint John, that are like that and I so appreciate them!
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I too had a pharmacy Budinoff. The pharmacy in Lee where a request for a prescription refill led to an hour of their work trying to locate a pharmacy that could fill my prescription while I was fed cokes at the soda fountain. This was one of the reasons I chose to move to Lee. About the Lee Library, I could not agree more!
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