Well USPS won the race but he wasn't bringing any brewing gifts. Still waiting for UPS with stuff from Midwest supplies and FedEx with the capper from More Beer.
Update !
UPS came in second (about 6:00 pm.) with FedEx a very close third. (with in 10 min.) Both were close to the ends of there routes but the difference being UPS was only about 4 mi. from his base. The poor FedEx dude was 70 mi. from home. didn't ask if he had a lot stops left.
UPS and FedEx have delivered in the AM some times but with UPS it's the same guy, depending how his route is set up. With FedEx it's different a dude in the AM than if I get stuff in the PM. (?)
Any way, I'm going to love the new capper, it's a "Colt" from More Beer. I really wanted the high dollar one, ($55 vs. $168) but I figured that $$ would be better saved towards a kegging set-up some day.
I know that this isn't really the place for this but More Beer packaging leaves a little to be desired. For those unfamiliar, their kits are packaged with the hops, steeping grains and recipie sheet in a bag together. The DME bags are just tossed in the box. (same for those gawd awful LME pouches) That's not so bad but somehow one of the bags of DME got a hole poked in it. (from the capper I guess but I couldn't see how) Not a big hole, "maybe" only lost an ounce or so but a dusting of DME is still a mess. Oh and yeast, 4 packs willy nilly in the box also.
Midwest packs it's kits each in it's own box and yeast all together in a separate baggie. Some times it's the little shixx, Right?.
Sorry no pic's, nothing very glitzy or shinny, you can look up the capper on MB's site if you want to see what it is. I have taken up enough time & space with my rambling.
Cheers,

Joel B.