natalie: About 3 or 4 weeks ago you showed myself and X of my staff at X around the catering and reception facilities at the Hilton. At the same time, I was trying to arrange for a dinner location in Atlanta to meet with a X donor/alum and his wife. You recommended Joel's (with 2 dots over the "e") because you had previously worked there, and I want to thank you for doing that. The place was fabulous, the food spectacular, and when I had your name passed on to the owner, we received a complimentary drink. You are a very gracious person and the Hilton is fortunate to have you working with them (and it is too bad for Joel's). Thank you for your fine recommendation of the restaurant--it worked out great for our purposes. Best of luck to you--I am hoping that Portland turns out to be a good place for you. M.
and with that, i hope that the only bad thing i ever said to someone doesn't bite me in the butt. and for that, i am sorry.
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Wow -- what a great, nice e-mail. It is a great reminder that sending out thank you notes or passing out words of kindness are always much appreciated. Wonderful!
HL
look at the ole girl now...you are famous!!! known for your good taste. sexy beeeeeatch! ill eat your grapefruit any time!
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