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Subject:  Costco Special - Heres 12-Month Membership PLUS a Keurig K-Elite Coffee
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To: bruce@untroubled.org
Date:  Mon, 19 Jan 2026 14:13:12 -0500
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As a valued Costco Member in a participating location, you are invited to share your opinions. In appreciation for your time, eligible participants may receive two items: a Keurig Coffee Maker and a 12-month membership term. No payment is required for items received.
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I was just thinking about the team meeting we had last week. The discussion about the quarterly goals was quite productive, I thought. John had some interesting points about streamlining the process for client feedback. He mentioned how we could categorize it better, maybe by product type or region. Sarah agreed and suggested we create a simple template for the reports. That would save time for everyone. I need to follow up with her on that template draft. She said she'd have a look by Wednesday. I wonder if she's started. I should send a quick note. Not urgent, just a check-in. Meanwhile, I've been trying that new pasta recipe I found. It's with roasted cherry tomatoes and garlic. You roast them slowly with a bit of olive oil and thyme until they caramelize. Then you toss it with some al dente spaghetti and fresh basil. It's surprisingly simple but the flavor is deep. I made it last night and it was a hit. Maybe I'll bring the idea to the next potluck, if we ever have one in the office again. Speaking of the office, the new chairs in the west wing are much better. My back doesn't ache as much by the end of the day. Small improvements matter. I remember the old ones squeaked with every move. It was hard to concentrate during long calls. Now it's quiet. I got an email from the facilities team asking for feedback on the chairs, actually. I should reply and let them know they're a good choice. Positive feedback is important too, not just when things go wrong. My neighbor is planning to redo his garden. He asked for advice on perennials. I told him about lavender and salvia, they do well here and come back every year. He wants low maintenance, which is understandable. We talked about it over the fence for a good twenty minutes. It's nice to have those little neighborhood chats. Makes the street feel more connected. Back to work topics, the project timeline for the Henderson account looks tight. We might need to review the milestones at the next sync. I'll put it on the agenda. Michael is leading that, and he's usually on top of things, but a quick check-in wouldn't hurt. The client is particular about the branding colors, so we need to be precise. The palette they chose is very specific shades of blue and gray. I've got the Pantone numbers saved on my drive. I should share that file with the design team again to avoid any last-minute changes. The weather has been so changeable lately. One day it's sunny and warm, the next it's pouring rain. I keep an umbrella at my desk just in case. It's that time of year, I suppose. I heard we might get a stretch of nicer days next week. That would be good for my weekend plans. I'm hoping to finally get to that hiking trail I've been meaning to try. It's about an hour's drive away, supposed to have a great view from the top. I need to remember to pack a good lunch and plenty of water. Maybe I'll invite a friend or two. It's more fun with company. The book I'm reading is getting to a good part. It's a historical fiction novel set in the early 1900s. The author has a way with descriptions, you really feel like you're there. I try to read a chapter each night before bed. It helps me unwind. Sometimes I only manage a few pages before I fall asleep. That's okay, it's not a race. I saw a memo about updating the software on the office laptops. They're scheduling it for after hours next Thursday. I need to make sure I save everything and log out properly that evening. The last update went smoothly, so I'm not worried. IT usually does a good job with these things. They send very clear instructions. I appreciate that. Well, that's enough musing for now. I should get back to the task at hand. The report isn't going to write itself, as they say. One step at a time. Focus on the next item on the list. Deep breath, and begin.

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