Subject: "Enron Kids".

Body: I previously sent you an email regarding Enron Kids. What is the status? I found a job starting after the first of the year, and I would like to put my son back in Enron Kids. Is there any possibility that the rate will be reduced? I was paying $560 before with a subsidy from Enron. The job I accepted does not pay as much as I was making at Enron. My son and I both loved Enron Kids and the teachers and I would really not have to start him over in another daycare, if possible. Thank you for your consideration.

Subject: "How's School?".

Body: Hey, Jen: I'm not going to email you to death like some people but I hear through the grapevine that you're having a blast and making tons of friends. I told your mom that she and I should rent a convertible, don our sunglasses and drive to Natchitoches to go shopping at the Walmart and take you to lunch. She didn't think you would like the idea too much. Hope you really are having a wonderful year, making lots of friends and stretching your brain power. Love, Sas

Subject: "*EMCA* Thanks to Ben, Hilary, and etc.".

Body: Hey guys, If you read the January EMCA newsletter, you prolly noticed that there were stories that were amazingly similar to what has been buzzing around on our e-mail-internet site. Well, I often go to our e-group for information that can be printed in the newsletter, but this month your stories practically were the entire newsletter. I hope you don't mind that I took this information and wrote it in the newsletter... Actually, for me, the newsletter editor, it was a goldmine, because those are exactly the types of things that make our newsletter newsy and personal. I have been wanting restaurant and business reviews (Cheryl has been a big help), and I've been meaning to get down to the new little antique store so I could write about it, but haven't made it during business hours. Your information made it possible to let the neighborhood know about these places. Thanks guys.

Subject: "CES Demand Charges".

Body:
Hi guys. We need to add the CES demand charges to the East Desk P&L. The impact to the desk is ($694,399). This includes the demand charge paid to CALP and the reimbursements for the Penn Fuel capacity. It does not include any demand charges paid to Dayton Power & Light. How are we accounting for that? The file is under o:/logistics/capacity/east/ne/ces/2000ces01.xls Use tab CES WHOLESALE. All the demand charges under CES RETAIL are reimbursed. I sure we are missing some things. Scott Goodell will be going through this worksheet tomorrow.