Very, very odd
I just received a package in the mail with no return address, outside of the shipping company. There was no packing slip inside, no note saying who it was from or why it was sent. I haven't ordered anything. I don't know where this came from or why I recieved it. The company on the mailing label is Diamond Products in Brandon, Fl.
The package had four full-size containers of products from Te Tao. A bottle of 3-in-1 body wash, shampoo, and conditioner; a jar of warming sugar body polish; a jar of body butter (all in Orange flower & white tea flavor) and a jar of body smoother.
This is really, really bizarre. I have never used or ordered anything from this company before. I called my sister to see if maybe she sent it to me, 'cause she was recently in Florida, but this isn't the kind of thing she'd do. Unfortunately, I got her voice-mail.
I'm not even going to open them until I figure out what's going on.
I think, maybe, I might need a WTF? icon.
::ETA::
Reading over this a few hours later, it sounds as if I'm upset or... I don't know, angry or something, about it. I'm not, I'm just very, very surprised. What makes the whole thing even stranger is that I've wanted to try body sugar and stuff like that for a while now, but just never got around to actually going out and buying it myself. I'm really kind of pleasantly surprised, though still very curious as to where it came from. I have an idea, someone who immediately popped into my head when I opened the box, and then was later mentioned by someone else when I mentioned the package on AIM.
The curiousity, btw, is EATING ME ALIVE! I desperately want to know where this came from.
The package had four full-size containers of products from Te Tao. A bottle of 3-in-1 body wash, shampoo, and conditioner; a jar of warming sugar body polish; a jar of body butter (all in Orange flower & white tea flavor) and a jar of body smoother.
This is really, really bizarre. I have never used or ordered anything from this company before. I called my sister to see if maybe she sent it to me, 'cause she was recently in Florida, but this isn't the kind of thing she'd do. Unfortunately, I got her voice-mail.
I'm not even going to open them until I figure out what's going on.
I think, maybe, I might need a WTF? icon.
::ETA::
Reading over this a few hours later, it sounds as if I'm upset or... I don't know, angry or something, about it. I'm not, I'm just very, very surprised. What makes the whole thing even stranger is that I've wanted to try body sugar and stuff like that for a while now, but just never got around to actually going out and buying it myself. I'm really kind of pleasantly surprised, though still very curious as to where it came from. I have an idea, someone who immediately popped into my head when I opened the box, and then was later mentioned by someone else when I mentioned the package on AIM.
The curiousity, btw, is EATING ME ALIVE! I desperately want to know where this came from.