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Courtesy: Given or done as a polite gesture;Willingness or generosity in providing something needed.
I just went out in the torrential rain to drop off JDRF canisters at a supermarket near my office. The woman behind the courtesy desk was "having one of those days," she said to anyone who walked by.
She wasn't pleased from the get-go. She interrogated me on whether I had permission to have the store collect donations. She complained that the lack of lids on the ca
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Hi. Our team, Charlie's Angels, is gearing up for our fourth JDRF Walk to Cure Diabetes. In three walks, we've done very well, raising more than $50,000. Please see our letter over at www.charliewalk.blogspot.com.
I must say, though, asking people to donate money is not much fun. It tends to get very awkward at times despite the fact that it's for such a good cause. It's difficult to seek money from friends who contribute so generously
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Reed has the minimed 722. I somehow thought getting the bigger pump would be better. However, it turns out that we have to change sites every 2 days instead of 3, so I should have just gotten the smaller one! UGH
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