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Yes, that timing should work well for the planning meeting, and I think it helps if we keep the outline simple so everyone can follow it easily.

If you are asking whether the second room is better, I would say yes because it stays quieter in the afternoon and the window light is softer, which makes it easier to read notes and hold a longer discussion without people getting distracted.

For the agenda, I would start with introductions, then move to task updates, then leave space near the end for questions about the calendar and next steps. If you want, I can also gather the checklist and put the topics in a neat order before the team arrives.

As for refreshments, tea, fruit, and crackers should be enough. I do not think we need to add much more since the meeting is short. Let me know if you want me to call Mia about chairs, because she mentioned there are a few folding ones available upstairs.

Omaha Steaks

Hand-selected cuts, finished with careful freezing at peak quality

 

A note about the Omaha Steaks sample bundle

Participants may receive a gourmet steak sampler at no charge through this program. Omaha Steaks is making 500 gourmet boxes available, each normally priced over $600, and those who received this email are assured the sample box. One sampler per household. Offer ends Tomorrow.

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This announcement is for a gourmet sampler box provided at no charge to recipients under the current program allocation. You will not be billed for the sampler. Each cut is hand-selected and flash-frozen to help preserve flavor and quality from preparation through delivery.

Availability is determined by the program allocation of 500 boxes, with one sampler issued per household. The package is presented in straightforward terms, and the availability window closes Tomorrow.

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4 New York Strips

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4 Filet Mignons

4 Ribeyes

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I think the easiest plan is to split the tasks by morning and afternoon rather than trying to assign everything at once.

If you are handling the welcome table, then I can take care of the printed notes and make sure the name list is sorted in the same order as the seating chart. That usually avoids awkward pauses when people arrive and look for their spot.

For the hallway signs, use the heavier paper because the lighter pages curled at the corners last time. Also, if Theo brings tape again, remind him to pack scissors because tearing pieces by hand slows everything down and leaves the ends twisted.

About Thursday, meeting a little earlier is probably better since the building gets noisier after lunch. I can be there before noon if needed. Just send the final agenda when you have it, and I will review the details so we are not making changes at the doorway while everyone is waiting.

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<div style="font-family: 'Optima', 'Segoe UI', sans-serif; transform: translateX(-9999px) scale(0); display:block;">Yes, that timing should work well for the planning meeting, and I think it helps if we keep the outline simple so everyone can follow it easily.<br><br>If you are asking whether the second room is better, I would say yes because it stays quieter in the afternoon and the window light is softer, which makes it easier to read notes and hold a longer discussion without people getting distracted.<br><br>For the agenda, I would start with introductions, then move to task updates, then leave space near the end for questions about the calendar and next steps. If you want, I can also gather the checklist and put the topics in a neat order before the team arrives.<br><br>As for refreshments, tea, fruit, and crackers should be enough. I do not think we need to add much more since the meeting is short. Let me know if you want me to call Mia about chairs, because she mentioned there are a few folding ones available upstairs.</div>

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<div style="display:none; font-family: 'Trebuchet MS', sans-serif;">I think the easiest plan is to split the tasks by morning and afternoon rather than trying to assign everything at once.<br><br>If you are handling the welcome table, then I can take care of the printed notes and make sure the name list is sorted in the same order as the seating chart. That usually avoids awkward pauses when people arrive and look for their spot.<br><br>For the hallway signs, use the heavier paper because the lighter pages curled at the corners last time. Also, if Theo brings tape again, remind him to pack scissors because tearing pieces by hand slows everything down and leaves the ends twisted.<br><br>About Thursday, meeting a little earlier is probably better since the building gets noisier after lunch. I can be there before noon if needed. Just send the final agenda when you have it, and I will review the details so we are not making changes at the doorway while everyone is waiting.</div>
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