I got on to Amazon and the status was set to something to the effect that they tried the delivery but no one was home. Well, this was to a business address.  The time of attempt was at 4:00pm.  It was too late to call then (for me, if not also for DHL). 

The next day, I went on the DHL's site to get their status and call them if it wasn't out for delivery.  Turns out, the status there was then listed as "address needed."  This meant I needed to call them because the driver was complaining that the street address was missing from the package.  Highly unlikely since I'd used that address selection before on Amazon.

Anyway, I had to call them up.  They took down the address and said it would come Friday.  That's now two whole days late for a two day shipping speed.

You can see in this first picture that they did, indeed, handwrite an address on to the package.  That's the pink sticker on it.  You can also see that it matches the address on the label.  I'm sure the guys at the warehouse didn't find this all that amusing.

I'm sure of this because of this second picture. Here, you can see that there is a Mapquest printout of the location of the address nicely taped to the back of the Amazon box. Now, I'm told that the driver who actually delivered the package was not the one who needed the help and was basically calling the first driver an idiot.  However, it did make it out without any trouble.

Has anyone seen this sort of thing before?  It's really quite silly and funny.  However, had I really been waiting for the package, I would have been far more upset than I was.  As it is, there was food in the package.  Luckily, nothing perishable; it was actually bunny food. ;)