To The Moon And Back

Our neighbor is installing a mailbox similar to whitehall mailboxes that I’ve seen online. My first thought was how it really upgrades the exterior look of someone’s house. I guess it also helped that they have a huge, carefully trimmed front yard, matching the mailbox perfectly. The only thing missing is a couple of lounging chairs to complete the look.

Anyway, our house doesn’t have a mailbox yet. I never thought we’d need one what with the age of computers and Internet but no. We still receive loads of papers, catalogues, snail mails and billing statements. These things tend to get wet when it’s raining and worse, some of them get lost. But if ever we’ll get one, I really like the designs of whitehall mailboxes at mailboxixchange.com. Our house will probably look so much better and our letters more secured. I also like how you can put your family name on the mailbox, as if stamping your grounds with your identity. The prices for whitehall mailboxes range from $270-$418. A bit on the expensive side, yes, but consider that this is designed to stand all kinds of weather. It is crafted of die cast rust free aluminum, and finished in a weather resistant powder coat paint to make it look fresh and new in the next 10 years or so.