Guide book went on camino before me

[Mettetäti]

I ordered a guide book from Ivar. The book traveled to Germany, but turned from there to Italy, and has now been "delivered". I live in Finland. Ok, is this the universe's way to say I should plan a camino in Italy or maybe I can't trust in a book that can't even find it's way to the right country?

 

[Corned Beef]

Wonder if the Italian who has received the book thinks "the Camino provides"

 

[jungleboy]

I just checked my mailbox in Rome and I didn’t get it

 

[ivar]

I ordered a guide book from Ivar. The book traveled to Germany, but turned from there to Italy, and has now been "delivered". I live in Finland. Ok, is this the universe's way to say I should plan a camino in Italy or maybe I can't trust in a book that can't even find it's way to the right country?

Wait, what? I will resend!

 

[dugavski]

This is not usual, I recently received my second guide book from Ivar.
Delivery was on time in both cases.

 

[Mettetäti]

Wait, what? I will resend!

I have sent you an e-mail yesterday, it has the information. No hurry, I won't go to camino until October. And this was actually hilarious

 

[David]

Some years ago, doing first aid in hot weather I met a Dutch man (a couple actually). He was bald, no hat, bright red scalp, so I gave him mine. He said that he would post it back to me after his Camino (he asked for my address).
I heard nothing, no hat. A year later I received a package and inside was my hat and a series of photographs of the hat progressing along the Camino, the last photo with my hat 'sitting' in the cathedral .. plus a 20 Euro note for my first aid mission and a nice letter ..
patience is indeed a virtue!