Maybe it's time to wiggle your hips and try a new swap ...

From Parade Magazine, August 14, 2022:

-- A look at the lyrics for "Return to Sender" reveals some forgotten history about the U.S. Postal Service: When the letter referenced in the song is returned in the mail, it's marked "Return to sender" and stamped "No such number, so such zone." What's a "zone?" It's the precursor to a ZIP code, a system instituted in 1963, one year after the song came out. (ZIP stands for zone improvement plan.) The lyrics were inspired by an errant letter, which contained a demo, sent by the song's writers, Otis Blackwell and Winfield Scott. Thirty years after ZIP codes were introduced, the postal service issued a commemorative Elvis stamp.

(See above! - Scott Number 2721)

Theme is "Return to Sender" -- interpret it as you wish, could write about the song, Elvis, or a letter you got back in mail or wish you would have/could have sent back to its sender, etc.

"Twin swap" with "What's in your mailbox?" (WIYM) group - join both for twice the fun!