Q: Hi Judy, How are you? I sent Ingrid an email and she told me that you are still at Enron. That's good. I tried to call you at work, but the girl that answered the phone said that you were on vacation today. How are the kids and Rob? I think about you all of the time. Ingrid told me that she told you that I got married. It isn't Tod, it is James Johnson that I dated in high school. We could have saved each other a lot of heart ache and just stayed together. He is really sweet. He has 3 boys, so now there are 4 boys in my house. I am real outnumbered! But, it's fun. Are you still working part-time or full-time? There is so much to talk about, we need to get together for lunch or something. Maybe we could meet somewhere one day, let me know. My phone numbers are Home: 281-807-3186 and work 713-215-4473. And now, you have my email address. Talk to you soon, Laurie
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Q: All, We have 16 internal and 8 external candidates been interviewed for the ENA Trading Track November 1st. Please advise if you would like to make any final recommendations on internal candidates to be interviewed. Internal Candidates: Benke Terrell Burt, Bart Freeman, Scott Giron, Gustavo Hamlin Mason Huang Jason Hull Bryan Jennaro Jason Lenart Kirk Lieskovsky Jozef Ordway Chris Pan Steve Royed Jeff Saavas Leonidas Schlesenger Laura Sell, Max Total: 16 External Candidates: Fred Baloutch Randy Hebert Ferando Leija Agustin leon Zoya Raynes Carl Zavattieri Eric Moncada Gabe Weinart Total: 8 NB: Awaiting feedback from 3 traders on 6 remaining external candidates.
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Q: FYI, I am in the process of getting an "Assignment and Novation Agreement" executed with ProGas USA, Inc. as they want paper w/ ENA's signature. I will forward copy when received. DP
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Q: Jeff, If what I hear is true about your retirement, let me be one of the first to offer heartfelt congratulations. I've never quite understood people that basically work right up to the grave. It always seemed to me (and now I'm finding out its true) that there are just way too many things to do, books to read, people to meet, places to go, etc., etc., to work 80 hour weeks for 50 years. When I first read about it, I thought that maybe you and Rebecca had flipped a coin and she lost. (She had told me that if the two of you got engaged, one of you would have to quit.) If you really are planning to retire, let me offer some advice. On my odyssey I've noticed a couple of humps I had to get over. The first one hit me at about ten days. All of a sudden I had the stupid impression that I should find something constructive to do. After a couple of days, the feeling went away. However it did come back at about the 4 week mark. Once again, I was able to come to my senses. I think I may have permanently suppressed the feeling at this point. Unfortunately, now that I really do have to go back to work, I can't seem to get too motivated. Oh well, maybe, if nothing else, I have learned not to work 80 hour weeks ever again. Best of luck and tell my sister hi. Steve P.S. I have sketched you a raised timber platform, with a small cabin in the center (for those that think they need indoor plumbing, etc.) If you find a place to put it, I want to build it. P.P.S. I just finished the first two volumes of Caro's L.B.J. biography. Extremely interesting if you're looking for reading mat'l.
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Congrats!!!