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Requesting a Signature
| Tue, 12-11-2012 - 9:04am |
I don't know the etiquette of requesting that someone make me a signature. I mean, how do I show my appreciate? A hug and a kiss? A sincere thank you? Hard labor? Forever indebted? I don't bake, so baked goods are out.
Thank you
Clarity
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I didn't look up and see the 'jump to'....and so to the siggie requests I jumped to :)
withClarity, Community Leader...EAS
"You gain strength, courage and confidence by every experience in which you really stop to look fear in the face. You must do the thing which you think you cannot do." -Eleanor Roosevelt
Well I'd take payment in chocolate...but...since that option is out, we know our efforts are appreciated when you reply with a thank you (and if there's something you really like about your new siggy, feel free to mention it!), and we really know we're appreciated if we see you wearing the siggy!
Sue
Homeschooling mom to DD15 & DS11
CL of Homeschooling, Signature Showcase, Ectopic Loss, and Fertility Charting
Hi Vegiemama :)
Thanks for getting back to me. Showing my appreciate, I promise, will not be an issue.
How about this arrangement. I can give you half your thank you now and the remainder upon receipt of goods...hah! :D
So, how do I do this. Do I describe to you what I am looking for here?
Clarity
withClarity, Community Leader...EAS
"You gain strength, courage and confidence by every experience in which you really stop to look fear in the face. You must do the thing which you think you cannot do." -Eleanor Roosevelt