You don't have any furniture? Kjaerholm is fantastic but it is a low scale and works best when together. Most other furniture looks too big near it. I'll try to send the pics again. I like Mies...which chairs? We have an older daybed (Mies) coming in. What do you like? What do you want your place to feel like? It helps me when sending pics to you...warm, architectual, cool, gallery , (?)etc... Would you mind sending the check fedex when you get it? You know how it is... the money comes in and then it goes out.....Thanks, Kim
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Melba, Will you please take a look at the term non-texas index products greater than one year and activate them? The section is numbered (1126) in product manager. Thanks,
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Hello Folks, The following attachment is a trip to Port Aransas (near Corpus Christi). The regular price of a Saturday trip is $29.95. The special price is only $8 and a minimum of 45 persons to from a trip. Another condition is that each person have to be 21 or older. The price includes donuts, snack, a bottle water, prizes & a free lunch buffet and free bingo. Please shoot me back an email to let me know the interest for this event. We're looking at Oct. 6. The costs for non-members would be a bit higher. I will also take any other suggestions for an event. By the way, please only reply to me and spare the others! Take care all and have a wonderful weekend. I know I will, I'm playing golf all weekend!!! Regards,
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Robin, Thanks for your call this morining. As stated, I am unaware of any changes in our agreements or terms with regards to Canadian companies or transactions. If "Caraway" is the correct spelling, I find no person by that name in our credit departments. Do you have a phone number for this guy? Regards,
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Mster Agreement