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辍学后,我的大多数时间都在街巷间转悠。那时梅子乡依旧沿袭三天一场的赶街习俗,青石街面生着薄薄的绿苔。即便如此清冷,那里仍是乡民向往的场所。粮管所、信用社、卫生院,包括乡政府,全都挤在街巷两边瓦顶木架的民房里。唯一缺少的就是邮电所。远方来的书信要靠镇邮电所的工作人员趁赶街时送到,他们借了乡镇府不多的窗口之一,把信摊在窄窄的窗沿上等人去取。手机普及前的年月,信慢慢多了起来。于是传出开设邮电所的消息。父亲那时是村上的支书,他和外人的关系处得相当漂亮,按现在的话说,是全乡九个村的明星书记。消息传出不久,我就成了梅子乡第一任邮递员。
After dropping out of school, I spent most of my time wandering the streets. At that time plum Township is still followed by three days a street custom, bluestone street with a thin green moss. Even if so cool, there is still the place where villagers yearn. Grain management, credit cooperatives, hospitals, including the township government, all crowded in the streets on both sides tile roof wooden houses. The only thing missing is the post office. Letters from afar rely on the town post and telecommunications staff to take advantage of the time when the street was sent, they borrowed one of the few windows of the township, the letter stand in the narrow window along the others to take. Before the popularity of mobile phones, the letter slowly more up. So came the news of opening post and telecommunications. At that time, my father was a village secretary and his relationship with outsiders was quite beautiful. In his words, he is a celebrity secretary of the nine villages in the township. Shortly after the news came out, I became the first postman in Plum Township.