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The everyday map is the whole point of this page, so here it is street by street. In town: Elm Heights south of campus and Prospect Hill and the Near West Side west of the square, older neighborhoods of narrow limestone-curbed streets and deep porches; Bryan Park and the blocks around it; Green Acres east of campus; Sherwood Oaks and the south side out past Switchyard; the north side toward the State Road 45/46 Bypass; and the newer streets filling in the east and southeast edges of 47401 and 47408. Beyond the city the county takes over, and this is where a just-because order needs one extra field. Ellettsville in 47429, Unionville, Smithville, Stinesville, Harrodsburg, the roads around Lake Lemon and Monroe Lake, the limestone country running south toward Oolitic and Bedford, Gosport and Spencer northwest in Owen County: out there a mailbox can be a quarter mile from the house it belongs to, the numbers are not always on it, the lane is gravel, and a dog usually arrives before a person does. Give a phone number and one landmark — the second barn, the mailbox with the blue reflector, the turn after the bridge — and a rural just-because delivery becomes routine instead of a treasure hunt. Ask for a morning slot on those, because a rural route works better before the driver has spent the afternoon in town.
Who these actually go to, in the order we see them. Teachers, constantly: the MCCSC schools including Bloomington High School North and South and the middle schools all take deliveries at a main office rather than a classroom, so name the teacher and the school and expect an office hand-off at the end of a period — and send it on an ordinary Wednesday in February rather than the last week of May, when everyone else sends theirs. Coworkers and staff: Indiana University is the county's largest employer, so the routine thank-you here is a departmental drop in an academic building, where a department name is worth as much as a room number. Nursing units and clinic staff, which mostly works: most units accept flowers at a station, but keep it low-pollen and unscented, skip the food that many units cannot share, and address it to the unit rather than to a patient floor. New parents at home rather than at a hospital, which is the better version anyway. A grad student moving into a rental in August, when half of Bloomington changes addresses in a single week. And a neighbor, which in the older neighborhoods often means a house you can walk to — worth remembering that you can send flowers four streets away and it still counts.
The everyday in-town routes across 47401, 47403, 47404 and 47408 — older neighborhoods of narrow limestone-curbed streets and deep porches, frequently rented by the room so the mailbox name may differ from the order; a mobile number lets the studio time the drop rather than leave it in July humidity or a January freeze
Downtown's rail-trail spine, the old switchyard turned park below it, the Saturday farmers market at Showers Plaza beside City Hall, and the Sherwood Oaks and south-side streets beyond — all within a short run of Flwsint at 1000 N Walnut St. and the easiest weekday deliveries on the grid
Rural Monroe County, where a mailbox can sit a quarter mile from its house and the number is not always on it — give a phone number and one landmark, the second barn or the turn after the bridge, and ask for a morning slot so the run happens before the driver is deep in town traffic
Teacher thank-yous route through a main office rather than a classroom door, so give the teacher's name and the school and take the two-hour window because a school day has a hard edge at dismissal — and send it on an ordinary February Wednesday rather than in the end-of-year wave
Indiana University is the county's largest employer, so the routine staff thank-you is a departmental drop inside an academic building where the department name matters as much as the room; downtown adds the courthouse square, the Justice Building and City Hall in the old Showers furniture factory on Morton Street
The widened 60-mile radius in practice — Owen County northwest, Brown County sixteen miles east on State Road 46, the limestone towns south toward Oolitic and Bedford, Columbus forty miles east and Martinsville up the I-69 corridor; with no deadline attached, schedule these for tomorrow morning and the nearest bench builds them
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