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Mark: I'm looking forward to seeing you on the 21st and getting somewhat caught up. I thought that it might be helpful to you to let you know what I have been thinking about in terms of work, although I would ask that you keep this confidential until we have had a chance to talk further and make some decisions. First, if I do return to work, it will not be until sometime in January and you and I can talk about a date that makes sense. I think that this is consistent with what we had talked about before I left. Second, I would like for you to give some thought to the idea of me working part-time for a period of time. Bill and I have talked about this alot, and I feel that I need some time at the outset to make the transition from what I have been doing to going back to work. We can discuss further what this means, but I really feel that it would not be good for me or my family for me to start off working full time. Next, I would like to talk with you about what my responsibilities would be in the swap group if I return and have a clearer understanding of the areas in which you would want me to work, particularly now that we have more people. I know that alot of chnages have occurred in the last few months and I'm hoping that there are specific work areas that I could devote my attention to. Those are my thoughts for now. As for my office, I really don't care where it is or how large it is so just do what you need to do. I hope that you are doing well and I'm really looking forward to seeing you. I will bring pictures of Charles. He is doing great! Take care. Carol St. Clair

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