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The Trading Post

In my previous blog titled “Arts & Crafts Christmas Extravaganza” I suggested KM use the trading posts available in the downtown area to advertise fundraising events. 
Yesterday I was walking downtown and I noticed someone from the office must have brought out the duct tape and actually got off their ass and walked around and taped leaflets on the trading posts.  Well done……It’s about time they listened to our suggestions if not in person at least on print.  Since I never received any recognition for my original ingenious idea I’ll be expecting a cut in the profits, a large order of scone, soup and a drink will be sufficient. :)

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mohawkdeb said…
Tony , if it was the ones downtown, I did it last Sunday , the chair is handy for that. Just from me , thank you for the suggestion. If you could next time you have an idea , let us know , we could always use helpful ideas.
February 12, 2012 at 1:39:00 PM EST
Tony King said…
That was my second guess...a tenant may have used the trading posts, good for you Debbie for taking the initiative. By the way I knew all this time you've been reading and discussing my blogs with the other tenants....How? because they told me and that's fine I have no problem with that, the more the merrier. :)
I would still like a free large order of scone, soup and a drink...to go. ;) LOL
February 12, 2012 at 4:02:00 PM EST
mohawkdeb said…
I dont make it a secret of my seeing your blog.Not into the childish games some play. Btw, I will pay for half of it the order :)
February 12, 2012 at 6:33:00 PM EST
Tony King said…
LOL @ Debbie...there's no need I was joking about the food thing.
Speaking of food did you notice on bingo day in the community room Lorraine invited me to the food table.....Wow things are looking up around here. ;)
February 13, 2012 at 11:39:00 AM EST
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