Re: For Meg--pins

[Carl Glover <glover@msmary.edu>]

Dear Meg,
	$1 apiece for the pins, huh?  Well, after the trains run over
them, I guess you could call the $1 fee a flat rate?
					Warm regards,



					Carl W. Glover
					glover@msmary.edu

On Wed, 26 Feb 1997 mcarroll@GROG.RIC.EDU wrote:

> Hi Mary Nell,
> Sorry to hear about the arthritis. I'll be glad to meet you at the hotel
> (yes, I'm staying at the Hyatt). I'm coming in Tuesday night and I'm
> leaving on Sunday (Saturday, I hope, is horseback riding day, so I won't
> be around unitl evening). My session is on Thursday sometime in the
> afternoon (I guess I should check).
> 
> I'll be glad to write a receipt. The pins are $1 apiece -- the cost went
> up around here.
> 
> Meg Carroll
> mcarroll@grog.ric.edu
> 
> On Wed, 26 Feb 1997 KIVIKKO@GAMMA.IS.TCU.EDU wrote:
> 
> > Meg,
> > 
> > I still have my pin from two years ago, but I'd like to buy 12 more 
> > for conferenece facilitators to wear at an April 26 mini-conference 
> > hosted here at TCU by the North Texas Writing Centers Association 
> > (Pam Childers will be our keynote speaker).  Will you be staying in 
> > the conference hotel?  How can I meet up with you to get the pins?   
> > Since I can no longer walk very far because of degenerative arthritis of 
> > the spine, I may be unable to attend the breakfast (if there is one).  
> > My session occurs at 9:30 on Friday morning, also in the conference 
> > hotel.
> > 
> > By the way--would it be possible to get some kind of receipt for the 
> > pins so I can get reimbused?  Even a handwritten note with your 
> > signature would work, I think.
> > 
> > See you in Phoenix, I hope!
> > Mary Nell
> > M.Kivikko@tcu.edu 
> > 
> 
>