As I mentioned, the US Priority Mail package I 
sent to Texas took over a week (which it 
shouldn't have).  What I didn't mention was that 
it also included Delivery Confirmation (same as 
with you).

Obviously, the package was side-tracked as well.  
You could visit your local post office to check 
on your package but I'm not sure how successful 
you'd be.

The lesson: Delivery Confirmation ($0.40?) 
obviously cannot replace insurance.  There's 
always still a chance for goof-ups.  But we get 
what we pay for, ne?