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Re: from Gail. RSVP's to date (fwd)



 > From: Noelle <http://dummy.us.eu.org/noelleg>
 > Date: Fri, 16 Jan 2004 18:02:08 -0800 (PST)
 >
 > ---------- Forwarded message ----------
 > Date: Wed, 14 Jan 2004 21:23:47 -0800
 > From: Gail <http://www.cox.net/~g3>
 > To: noelle <http://dummy.us.eu.org/noelleg>
 > Subject: from Gail. RSVP's to date
 > 
 > Dear Noelle and Robert,
 >     Attached is the RSVP list. It looks like we have 28 attending so far 
 >     including us and you.
 >     I hope once you receive wedding gifts that you will send thank you notes 
 >     right away. Most people including myself hate it when a bride or someone 
 >     doesn't send a thank you note for a wedding gift or whatever for 6 months 
 >     or longer after the event. The sender has no idea if the recipient ever 
 >     received the gift, whether or not they liked it or it fit or whatever, or 
 >     whether they were grateful to receive it. That sort of delay can be very 
 >     annoying and rude. No one likes to give anyone anything without the 
 >     recipient expressing their gratitude in a timely and sincere manner, 
 >     otherwise the giver feels like why bother giving that person anything as 
 >     they are so ungrateful. This is just good manners to get along well in 
 >     society.

We haven't received any gifts and no one has marked the web site registry
that they bought anything.

 >     I don't know if you heard, but my accounting associate at work is quitting 
 >     work in a few weeks right in the middle of the busy tax season. His 
 >     announcement came as a big surprise to all of us and means more work for 
 >     the rest of us for awhile. Apparently he isn't even going to another job, 
 >     but rather decided he didn't like this kind of work anymore and will just 
 >     live off of his property management and acting that he has been doing on 
 >     the side occasionally. I wrote a letter of recommendation to our owners as 
 >     to how to take advantage of this opportunity, so we'll see if they take 
 >     any of my advice. Because I never got along well with this person as we 
 >     was terribly moody, it could end up a good thing for me in the long run. 
 >     We'll see.
 >     Hope all is well with you two. Our photos of Mom's Birthday and the 
 >     Antarctic trip came out very well.
 > We look forward to showing them to you, Mireille, and Alain when you are here. 
 > We even captured the sounds of the penguins through Don's new digital camera 
 > when we project them on the computer screen so it's like reliving the 
 > experience all over again.

Did Mark e-mail you?  If so, what is his e-mail address?  Thanks!

 > Love,
 > Gail












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