Mail in the 21st Century – overview

Natasha Buttivant: I really enjoy getting mail. I look forward to it, quite disappointed if I don't receive mail.
Helen Clark: It's the fact that you don’t know what's coming through the letterbox which is what I look forward to.
Joshua Sheridan: I don't get mail that often but when I do it's often a surprise, it's unexpected mail.
Romain Coonaghe: There's something fantastic coming home and opening mail and you can't wait to get home.
Jermaine Hunter: It's kind of like a service that's coming to you. So, yeah you do get a bit excited.
Sian Housey: It's sort of like getting a present. You never know exactly what it's going to be.
Janet Hagen: It's still got that extra special feel to it and that's why I prefer it still.
Ivan Colomer: When you do get a bit of mail you think, 'oh, that's quite cool' y'know.
Pauline Hutchinson: I actually look forward to waking up in the morning and the mail being there. If I didn't get any mail I would be crawling the walls.
David Slaughter: Mail to me is an everyday part of life. I can't imagine life without it.
Heather Beckwith: I absolutely love it when some mail comes through. I love it, I absolutely love it!