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From: Nick Kline <innfo@skitie.com>

Subject: Re: cc +

Date: March 12, 2012 8:20:52 PM EDT

To: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Utah was awesome. If you are interested you can check out some pictures at my blog ccnsc.org!

Just got back today - I'm in super travel recovery mode but hopefully I can get you some more pieces this week.

I have the tax paperwork all filled out, thanks for being patient on that one. I was supposed to give them to you (and file them) before Feb. 1... you have until Apr. 15 with your normal taxes. I think I have to pay a late fee now but I think it's worth it to do it the right way.

Let me give you a call tomorrow to get caught up.

Nick

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: Re: cc +

Date: March 12, 2012 8:59:39 PM EDT

To: Nick Kline <innfo@skitie.com>

glad you had a great time.

my work schedule is all over the place this week. i'll check out your pics...

let me know when you r ready to make more.

best in recovery,

From: Cheryl Poulin <CPoulin@avestahousing.org>

Subject: March rent

Date: March 9, 2012 2:39:15 PM EST

To: "Angela Cook (xubrnt@mac.com)" <xubrnt@mac.com>

Hi Angela-

Hope all is well with you. I was just reviewing the accounts receivable report and noticed that we have not received your March rent yet. Please let me know the status of this as soon as possible.

Best,

Cheryl Poulin

Avesta Housing

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: Re: March rent

Date: March 9, 2012 3:39:51 PM EST

To: Cheryl Poulin <CPoulin@avestahousing.org>

Hello Cheryl,

I have signed up for automatic withdrawal. Is there a problem?

Thanks,

Angela

From: Cheryl Poulin <CPoulin@avestahousing.org>

Subject: RE: March rent

Date: March 12, 2012 8:36:18 AM EDT

To: 'Angela Cook' <xubrnt@mac.com>

Hi Angela-

I’m so sorry…you are right. Unfortunately I didn’t turn the form into accounting. It was mixed in with all your other paperwork. We’ll get this set up for April. Would you please write a check for this month?

Thanks for your understanding.

Best,

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: Re: March rent

Date: March 12, 2012 9:08:30 PM EDT

To: Cheryl Poulin <CPoulin@avestahousing.org>

Cheryl,

Should I bring the check by Avesta, or the 2nd floor of the lofts?

Thanks,

Angela

From: Cheryl Poulin <CPoulin@avestahousing.org>

Subject: RE: March rent

Date: March 13, 2012 8:40:58 AM EDT

To: 'Angela Cook' <xubrnt@mac.com>

If you could bring it to Avesta, that would be great!! Again, sorry for the inconvenience.

Thanks,

Cheryl Poulin

Avesta Housing

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Date: March 14, 2012 11:06:13 AM EDT

To: Cheryl Poulin <cpoulin@avestahousing.org>

Cheryl,

This is a message I sent on the Wright/ Ryan website. I am going back to bed for a few minutes before I go to work.

I am hoping we can refine the contractor/housing/occupant relations. I get very grumpy when I don't get my sleep.

Angela:

This is a follow up communique per Cheryl/ Sherry that works as your receptionist. I called today about Dave and another worker affiliated with your organization. I am not contacting you to complain about their work, but the larger issue that occupancy (namely, my own) entails, to be fully serviceable in the trades, and not merely, albeit "efficiently" getting the job done.

It is my hope that for future reference, some conscientious consideration can be given to said occupant, if further work needs to be accomplished.

For myself, I did not enter sleep until 2 am, due to my work schedule. This morning, I got a knock on the door at 8:12 a.m. I needed to find my clothes in a half awake state, to let your workers in.

I explained my delay, that I have only had 4 hours sleep.

Interesting, in a very dull way, your workers again knocked on my door at 10 a.m. to complete work that could have been accomplished the first time they woke me up.

I am not happy that your employees do not get the subtle jest of a pertinent conversation, and that I may need to extend myself further in my behalf, so that I can accrue an approximate RDA of sleep, as my work is important to me, too.

I do hope this message hits its mark, and efficacy can be part of your employees efficient vocabulary in the future.

Angela Cook

cc Cheryl Poulin / Avesta

From: Cheryl Poulin <CPoulin@avestahousing.org>

Subject: RE:

Date: March 15, 2012 9:31:29 AM EDT

To: 'Angela Cook' <xubrnt@mac.com>

Hi Angela-

Thank you for letting me know about this. I am very sorry that this happened. I have informed my supervisor and our development officer who oversaw the construction of the building. He has passed along your concerns to the appropriate people at Wright Ryan to ensure that this doesn't happen again.

Best,

Cheryl Poulin

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: Re: Shop schedule

Date: March 14, 2012 10:34:05 PM EDT

To: Linda Gallion

Hello Rick,

I'll work on my art class homework tomorrow. My teacher will be happy about that.

I feel more comfortable assembling the table with you. Will there be a way to assemble without the hardware showing? I need your brain!!! and expertise :)

Yes, the car has gobbled up my incoming income, however, it purrs like a kitten, and should be quite good for quite a while.

Let me know your schedule for the following week. Several of the days next week, I don't go to work until 4:30 pm, so I will have an option of days I can meet with you.

Talk soon,

Angela

On Mar 14, 2012, at 10:26 PM, Linda Gallion wrote:

Hi Angela,

Sorry, but I got stuck working tomorrow-Thursday. You can come up and work if you want.

The hardware to attach the legs will be on the kitchen table. You know where the tools are

That you need.

Hope your car is feeling better.

Linda and Rick Gallion

From: Angela Cook <fabric8@mac.com>

Subject: inspection

Date: March 21, 2012 8:36:31 PM EDT

To: mentwistle@avestahousing.org

Hello Megan,

I received notice to schedule a 30 day inspection. I can meet with you this Friday between 12 and 1, or the following Friday/s at 10 am.

Angela Cook

From: Angela Cook <fabric8@mac.com>

Subject: Re: inspection

Date: March 22, 2012 8:43:04 AM EDT

To: Megan Entwistle <MEntwistle@avestahousing.org>

sounds great ...

On Mar 22, 2012, at 8:37 AM, Megan Entwistle wrote:

Angela,

Thanks for the quick response. Let's meet next Friday at 10:00am! I will come to Oak Street at this time :) I look forward to meeting you and please feel free to email me if you have any questions.

Thanks,

Megan Entwistle

Resident Services Coordinator

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: key monkey butt

Date: March 22, 2012 5:11:05 PM EDT

To: Andrew Doukas <ajdoukas@the.com>

Andy,

I dropped your key and monkey butt off in the mail box, today.

If you need more monkey butt, you can get it at drugstore.com, plus monkey butt for the baby, too.

Angela

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: a little work

Date: March 22, 2012 4:49:30 PM EDT

To: Dominic D <dominicd@evolve2advance.com>

Dominic,

My friend, Andy, has paid me to do 3-4 dozen t-shirts with the logo I created for him (Cafe Andropolis) in black ink.

I don't know what your time schedule is like for me to get in there, however, if you are interested in this wee job, can you give me an estimate and turnaround time?

I have the artwork ready to go, as it is something I have done for him before.

These t's will be for personal use vs business, as the logo is for his residence, and his kitchen where he cooks and has friends over.

Hope you are enjoying the weather!

Angela

From: Dominic D <dominicd@evolve2advance.com>

Subject: Re: a little work

Date: March 26, 2012 11:37:20 AM EDT

To: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Hi Angela,

How are you? I'm pretty busy this week but next week would have time for you to come in or for me to help you out... what is your preference? I can write up a quote if you'd like to see pricing.

I look forward to hearing back & I hope you are well,

Dominic

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: Re: a little work

Date: March 26, 2012 12:01:20 PM EDT

To: Dominic D <dominicd@evolve2advance.com>

Hi Dominic,

I'm glad you are busy. Can you give me a price quote, and let's consider the possibility of either you or I doing it the week after next.

I will know my schedule later this week.

Thanks,

Angela

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: Re: This will stir your spirit

Date: March 23, 2012 11:14:50 AM EDT

To: Cook <crnlcook@.net>

how's it going?

it was 80 yesterday. unheard of this time of year!

sending sunshine,

angela

From: Curtis Cook <crnlcook.net>

Subject: Re: This will stir your spirit

Date: March 24, 2012 2:32:45 PM EDT

To: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Angela, its good to hear from you,how are things going? are you in your place?

its winter one day, & spring the next. let me know how you are doing.

love you, Dad

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: Re: This will stir your spirit

Date: March 25, 2012 12:38:44 AM EDT

To: Curtis Cook <crnlcook@.net>

Yes, I am in my new place, and loving it. We just had an 80 degree day, now we are back in the mid 40's. Still feels nice.

xo,

From: Curtis Cook <crnlcook@.net>

Subject: Re: This will stir your spirit

Date: March 26, 2012 1:29:29 PM EDT

To: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

do you have a new address? I may want to send you a letter sometime.

Dad

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: Re: This will stir your spirit

Date: March 26, 2012 1:46:35 PM EDT

To: Curtis Cook <crnlcook@scinternet.net>

yes,

a letter would be nice!

72 Oak Street, #406

Portland, ME 04101

xo,

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: Re: this weekend

Date: March 26, 2012 10:23:50 PM EDT

To: Linda Simmon <linx0.com>

Hello,

I'm sorry to hear you are sick!

I've had some emotional ups and downs, nothing big. Fell in love with the flirtatious surgeon (removed my lipoma), but I discovered he was just flirting with me, and not to take it personally. It did get me thinking though. I like the idea of security, dating a guy like that, a professional, that dresses in shirt, tie and jacket, and well manicured mind and body

So I am over that, but feel lackluster in motivation. I am disillusioned to discover what I want, and not trust that it is really legit. I am sure this has to do with my own mirror of my self, on some level...

Filed my taxes, and I get 29 dollars back. Feel lackluster about that, too! but at least I don't owe money.... I am just used to getting a more workable amount back.

Some girls at work and were goofing around late at night while we stock shelves. I came up with Camel Toe Cookies as a spoof, but there may be some grounds for a profitable business... I bought the domain to do something with later...

I bought an area rug and my apartment has a little cush, and it feels splendid / looks splendid. I'm happy about my apartment. It feels just right.

My drawing class has finished, so I have a little more free time. Everything is good enough, at the very least.

I have my last woven label coming, and will be ready to start prototypes on my little key pouch / wallets. I'm not going to wait to do indirect marketing. I'm going to hang them up at work and see if any one wants them.

Good feedback for a indirect marketing, and I want to turn over some cash, because I think that is part of my lack of motivation. Now I am set up, I have creative ideas I want to fuel... So I have to jump in :)

Went for a 10 minute run today before I went to work, and I think it left me a little tired. My ankle actually feels better running than not, and the physical therapy has made it so that I don't hobble on my ankle in the morning. So, this free care has been really helpful and awesome to have.

I rollerbladed on the 80 degree day we had a few days ago, and fell on my well-cushioned butt, so I've got that, and a perverse raspberry literally under the belt.

Haven't started back to the gym since the move. I've somehow forgot my get up and go. It will be back shortly.

A few changes, settling into my new place: I drive thru the beggars on the street to my nice place, and it anchors me, knowing I get to come home to my place, that I like to be in. I'm thinking I may need a boyfriend. Sigh. Nice place, want to invite someone over. Speaking of which, if you were closer, that would be awesome to have you over :)

Since my schedule change, I have Friday's off and go to my art friend, Suzanne's. A group of arty types meet to watch films and eat food. It is fun and has been my weekly social outing. I wasn't too happy when one of the girls there needed 6000 to get her teeth fixed and everyone was soliciting money from her friends.

I grappled with that a lot, as she had a good job at whole foods, which she worked minimum hours there to get by, then quit the job. I gave her 20 and swore to myself I wouldn't do it again. I just feel on some level, given the chance (ie she had a job, and didn't have to wait 2 years to get one), to be responsible and provide for the day after tomorrow!

In some ways, these people are my reflection, responsible and not, and it tweeks me and gets under my skin. The uncomfortable reflection is too close to home. No wonder I feel instant love for a surgeon far removed from Joe's Smoke Shop (down the street) and the porn video store (across from Joe's) and beggars that ask for money as you exit your front door.

P.S. This move 1/4 mile down the rode has eliminated so much of that visual blight, of people not doing well. It is kind of nice. I am ok with not rubbing shoulders with destitution and smeared purpose in life.

That's about the latest. Went thru all my paperwork and got everything organized. Even ordered pics of the honie for my scrap book.

talk soon x

hope you feel 100%

angela

From: Linda Simmon <linx0.com>

Subject: RE: this weekend

Date: March 27, 2012 2:07:54 PM EDT

To: 'Angela Cook' <xubrnt@mac.com>

I am feeling a bit better, not anywhere near 100% but better. Slept again last night about 10 hours.

Oh, I wish I could come over to your place as well. I’d eat lots of lobster and we’d toast with champagne.

It is not only a good thing but really necessary that we are grateful for what we have in our lives and that we consciously make room for more of that good stuff. What you wrote about driving through the beggars and feeling good about going to your place that you like is a good thing. You need to feel good about it. You need to remind yourself regularly that you are moving forward and you are in a good place right now. Doesn’t mean it can’t get better, just means it’s good and better than it was. All this reinforces good things in your subconscious. We so often get wrapped up in our everyday problems and stresses and then we forget to be grateful for who we are and where we are.

I agree with you about the chick and the money to get her teeth fixed. Not right. One of my pet peeves. People who take it easy, quit a job or work short hours because they want to take it easy and then depend on others to foot their bills.

Let me see how I continue to feel and hopefully continue to get better. It’s been a long time not feeling well and I’m tired of it. My daughter hopefully comes in on Sunday evening unless the standby flights are full and then who knows how long it will take. But if things go well, I’ll be picking her up around 6 PM on Sunday. Maybe you and I can do our session on Sunday or even if we don’t do that, maybe we can at least talk a bit. It’s good to talk things out, you know. Gives clarity to some things.

Linda

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: Re: this weekend

Date: March 27, 2012 9:06:20 PM EDT

To: Linda Simmon <linx0.com>

I like the lobster and champagne bit. :)

I can understand being sick and tired of being sick and tired. :(

Thanks for the thoughts of reinforcement. I think because I have arrived at a new status quo, I have become a bit lackadaisical in my intent or purpose as I try to figure out what next for me.

An area rug that brings my room and furnishings together, centers my feeling of place. Also love the cush underfoot. Kind of feel like, now it is home and inviting and comfortable.

best wishes, Linda,

talk soon,

_{Haul Lies Prague}_{w/ Re visiOn Eve in/n}

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: Re: if and if and if

Date: January 17, 2012 8:41:45 PM EST

To: Kathleen Egan <maine.rr.com>

Hello Kathleen,

Good to chat with you. I hope your soup is extraordinary. Thursday I work next. Perhaps I will call you then. I would prefer you meet Rae or Terry. Perhaps you can get another application, and start from square one, again. That might be a great refresher.

Although TJ hired before the holidays, I do know that a few people are leaving in Feb. So, let's keep working on this.

Talk soon,

Angela

On Jan 17, 2012, at 10:54 AM, Kathleen Egan wrote:

Angela—Good to meet up with you again! Over food again. Huh.

Thanks for offering to introduce me to the right sort of folk. Give me a call on my cell, 272.4955 if you get to work and see the right person and think of me. If I’m available, I’ll zoom over. I’m pretty available all the time. Lots of ifs there. Thanks! kathleen

From: Dina Skrabalak <dinaskrabalak@kwrealty.com>

Subject: update

Date: February 3, 2012 9:47:21 AM EST

To: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Reply-To: Dina Skrabalakk<dinaskrabalakk@kwrealty.com>

Hi Angela,

Just checking in to see if you've moved into your new digs? How are they? Pics? Hope you're well and to see you soon! Take care,

Dina

Keller Williams

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: Re: update

Date: February 3, 2012 12:19:46 PM EST

To: Dina Skrabalakk <dinaskrabalakk@kwrealty.com>

Hey Dina,

In the process of moving. Love it!!! Open house tonight with artwalk, and food from Nosh. Maybe you'll be around?

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: bathroom heater

Date: February 5, 2012 8:14:10 PM EST

To: Cheryl Poulin <cpoulin@avestahousing.org>

Cheryl,

This place is great! I just wanted to check with you, as the heater option in the bathroom doesn't seem to put out any heat, no matter how high it goes. It does seem to move air, though. Is this what it is supposed to do?

Thanks!

Angela

From: Cheryl Poulin <CPoulin@avestahousing.org>

Subject: RE: bathroom heater

Date: February 6, 2012 10:24:32 AM EST

To: 'Angela Cook' <xubrnt@mac.com>

Hi Angela-

I'm glad you are liking your new apartment. The bathroom heater should produce heat, not just circulate air. Is it ok if I send someone in to look at it?

In the future, please call any maintenance issues into our maintenance line at 553-7780 ext. 293. Please leave your name, full address, contact number, detailed description of the problem, as well as whether we can enter your apartment to make the necessary repairs.

Thanks,

Cheryl Poulin

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: Re: bathroom heater

Date: February 6, 2012 10:29:44 AM EST

To: Cheryl Poulin <CPoulin@avestahousing.org>

Hello,

Sorry I called the wrong person. I'll get that info in my phone for future reference.

Sure, please send someone over. I will be at work today from 1130 - 7, and tomorrow. Th and F I have off, but I am not sure what I am doing yet.

Thanks Cheryl :)

Angela

From: Linda Simmon <linxo.com>

Subject: Well?

Date: February 7, 2012 4:20:29 PM EST

To: 'Angela Cook' <xubrnt@mac.com>

Are you moved? Do you love it? I have a session scheduled for this Sat that will last from about 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 pm my time. Let me know if you want to try to schedule one before or after on Sat. Or another day, if you’d rather wait.

Linda Simmon

Assistant to Elliot L. Shelton

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: Re: Well?

Date: February 7, 2012 8:09:52 PM EST

To: Linda Simmon <linx0.com>

Hello!

So much has happened since we last talked.

Our reviews at work. I didn't get a raise. New structure, either you get a .60 cent raise or not. It was due to being written up for customer service (the somalian lady with the avocados). I got negative marks as a team player which I thought was fictional and made - up and said so. Libbi, the first mate under the captain (Tracy) reviewed me. She didn't agree with me as a negative team player either, so changed it.

I do work hard there, and she knows it. Nonetheless, the value of customer service at TJ is weighted, and I understand that, as I hear customers glow about their positive interactions. I expressed that to Libbi, and agreed with her or the review, and said to let the chips fall where they may.

She expressed relief.

While I was in the interview, I felt I was losing control of how I would like it to go, and then I just decided not to control it, nor be emotionally invested in the outcome. The fact of the matter is, I am getting by on this wage, and it is never going to pay me exceedingly well, but can provide me sustainability to do my own thing. I also got very clear with myself as to why I work there, and this is because I like it.

---

I had an opportunity to write up a manager that was snarky and temperamental. Funny to be on the other side of the emotionally well-coifed side of the stick.

---

Moving has been overwhelming at times as I watch my belongings expand exponentially and get the best of me. Still putting stuff in its place, however, I do have enough space!!!

My sewing gig has had a deadline as late, so while I was working at TJ and moving I was also sewing in my free time, then working and moving again. I have been very weary.

I started a class. Colored pencil. Thankfully, it is not even a block away. It will be a great grounding in color theory as I make color wheel after color wheel. I feel the burden of the assignment already. Trying to clear a path so I can do some home work ...

---

Tracy the captain got promoted! Found out a few days ago. She will be leaving for Virginia.

Found out today that Libbi will be the new captain. She is a good boss, leader, and is very approachable and personable. Yeah!!! I find her much easier to connect with!

---

My shifts got moved up in the day, and I haven't been able to work on my place and get it buttoned up like I would like to, so I can start living in it. I'm anxious, and have been tired at work. Just trying to keep it together until my days off, although I am halfway thinking of taking a day off as my days off aren't enough (with sewing, class, and the wood project I have put on hold for 2 weeks).

Anyway, it's good!

Yes, love the place. I sleep better all ready. It is quiet, with a little white noise. No drunken derelicts singing off-key and atrociously loud cover tunes and picking fights with their self outside the window. I didn't move that far, but it is just a nicer part of town, and I am up 4 floors.

Did the art-walk here on Friday. They had a party in the lobby of my building and were showing student work. It is easy to meet and mingle. I feel very good about this place. It suits me. The loft/studio style and arrangement. I like coming home!

My plants are infront of the 8x9 foot window, ready for my boomerang table. I anticipate cooking soon, deliberately, from cookbooks and such, with a glass of wine. I haven't done this for a while.

A lot of things coming together. People at work have communicated they would like to do something together : beach, dog walk, skating, sewing, gym. movie, dinner... I am in a good space in Maine. I wouldn't have thought it was possible.

As for the session, Let me see where I am later this week. Saturday may be the perfect time to segue into living vs working to start living.

Anything new with you?

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: #406

Date: February 9, 2012 8:20:03 AM EST

To: Cheryl Poulin <cpoulin@avestahousing.org>

Hello Cheryl,

The heater in the bathroom has been fixed.

These others are small detail to note, but I thought I should mention it, because these apartments are so pristine.

I need to get pads to go under my iron bed posts. The people that fixed the heater slid my bed on the floor to get access to the vent in the main area. This was done while I was away.

The surface on the floor is marred. I am hoping it is mostly wax.

The other surface that I noticed that is marred is the white counter in the bathroom. From a certain angle, you can see that someone used sandpaper on it on one 4-5 inch area.

Down the line, this non-glossy surface may change color.

Just thought I would mention it now.

(It wasn't me!)

Thanks,

Angela

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: heater

Date: February 9, 2012 8:30:45 AM EST

To: Cheryl Poulin <cpoulin@avestahousing.org>

Cheryl,

I hate to say this, but the heater isn't working again.

I'll call maintenance.

Angela

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Date: February 5, 2012 10:27:59 AM EST

To: Andrew Doukas <ajdoukas@the.com>

Andy, I am just about moved out of your place. I will be able to start cleaning soon. Will it be possible to use your truck to move my couch to my new place?

Hope you are having a sunny time.

From: Andrew Doukas <ajdoukas@gmail.com>

Subject: Re:

Date: February 9, 2012 2:32:01 PM EST

To: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

I will be back next week and may be able to help you move the couch with the truck then.

Why is Linda telling me she is uncomfortable staying at my place? I hope you are not being mean to her. I told her she could stay there when she needed to, and I told you she might stay. That did not seem to be a problem, but now I hear it is. And that makes me unhappy. Fix this Angela.

Yours, Andy

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: Re: Re:

Date: February 9, 2012 9:39:41 PM EST

To: Andrew Doukas <ajdoukas@the.com>

I have nothing to say about this. The sooner I get my stuff out of there the better. I do not need your help, and definitely not the triumphantly vain and vapid, Linda. The problem is yours to fix.

You said she would be staying there re from dance a few nights, not near weeks in a row, and not taking over the place and not moving my shit to and fro and not asking me about who you are dating on face book, who has been over, etc, and not making your house her home and then some.

Your communication is way off on this, and I resent it.

Don't ever bring her name up again.

Angela

From: Nick Kline <innfo@skitie.com>

Subject: This month

Date: February 9, 2012 8:19:43 PM EST

To: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Angela - how busy are you this month, and how flexible is Trader Joes? I'd take you full time at $400/week through March 1, plus pay for movers for you up to $200 (I did Tiny Tims last time I moved, they were awesome). I'm so busy, I'm going to have to start cancelling orders... Give me a call tomorrow if you can.

Nick

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: Re: This month

Date: February 9, 2012 9:43:26 PM EST

To: Nick Kline <innfo@skitie.com>

Hey,

Just got this email. I can give away my days except for weekends as most employees work. If you have work, I will give away days. I can also schedule time off with about 2 weeks advance, sometimes less.

On the current order, when do you want it to ship in full? I can make this plus the other a priority.

Angela

From: Linda Gallion

Subject: The move

Date: February 11, 2012 9:04:30 AM EST

To: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Hi, Angela. Just thought I'd check to see how the move to the new apartment went.

Linda and Rick Gallion

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: Re: The move

Date: February 11, 2012 2:07:10 PM EST

To: Linda Gallion

It is going alright. Overworked right now, but I may be able to work on the table this Tuesday.

Thanks for checking!

Angela

--From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: latest

Date: February 9, 2012 10:34:59 PM EST

To: Linda Simmon <linx0.com>

Hey,

I am super busy with this sewing order and plan to sew fri and sat, then move the remainder of my stuff sunday from the old apartment and go to work from there.

These last couple of weeks have left me weary.

Nick, the guy I do subcontract work for, wants me for the whole month of Feb as he has so many orders.

Felt lately in my new space, that I really want a dog, really miss Honie, and still have misgivings about putting her down.

Lingered over my mother's death, but more in terms of, longing for what could have been but never was.

The place feels quiet and alone. and not warm and fuzzy. Kind of not sure how to go forward, with meaning, without my life feeling whole with a pet to come home to and respond to doing the same things I like to do outdoors ...)

Andy left a key for one of his girlfriends, and I don't like her. She is meek but in a fake reserved way, in a way to draw attention to her reserve. I find it vain and vapid and it really annoys me, and it really perturbs me when she moves my stuff.

I haven't seen her much in my process of moving. But I have recently. Trying not to pick a fight with her, but she is always there, and has moved in! I have one last load to move and clean. I told her I would be there Sunday (as my schedule allows), and asked her matter of factly, not to be there.

I find it annoying that she wants to clean up his place and do his laundry and all this motherly-mate stuff, when she has a perfectly good home that she has neglected, of her own. I can't stand that she is choosing her life expression as cleaning for a man, that has umpteen girlfriends. It really bothers me, and the feeling that I am being judged for not being like minded.

Maybe I also don't like that she was of an opinion about Honie being peculiar and worthless, while her own point of reference comes from aged-before-her-time stagnancy. I just don't like this person, her perspective, opinions, definitely not touching my stuff, and her presence.

Ow! She reminds me a bit of my mom.

Kind of pissed at Andy for putting this on me, as I pay rent to be there. Or did. Now Andy is sending me emails that Linda is not comfortable staying there. I let him know it was his problem and how she inquired about all the woman that have been over on his facebook page.

Am I spiteful? Sometimes I don't know why I do the things I do, except to stir things up?!

Andy only likes her if she dumps him. I've seen him scramble. I hate men like that. Stupid chimps. He sent an email trying to be all legit on me, and yet he would like to find a way into my life so I can be one of his girlfriends too.

Wacky, convoluted, just want to be far away from this. He forgot that he allowed me to use half of my deposit to pay rent once. He thinks he allowed me to use my whole deposit. Alas, this move may not be the last I hear from him. I don't like this situation. I suspect he is going to press when he gets back, and I will have to have my bank provide proof of my checks. I do believe I put a notation on it... other than that it is my memory against his and I Know what he said/ half. I don't want to split any difference if we can't reach an agreement.

I miss Honie. I am glad to have a home that I feel at peace in, that agrees with my good and efficient design sensibility, plenty of light and privacy, advantageous art associations. My life really works on one level, and now I wish Honie were here. The 2 of us being happy doing things or just cuddling in the warmth.

I feel another dog would make me miss Honie less, but what I really want is Hon.

Still a little agitated, but strong and happy (and tired :)

From: Linda Simmon <linx0.com>

Subject: RE: latest

Date: February 11, 2012 5:18:54 PM EST

To: 'Angela Cook' <xubrnt@mac.com>

It will seem a bit empty for a while, then you will start to adjust to that and enjoy it all the more. I understand about missing Honie. I know how I have felt in similar situations. You cannot have a pet there, though, isn't that right? Sometimes that just makes us want one more. What about something else, something like a bunny.....

Maybe we'll be able to squeeze in a session next weekend.

Linda

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: Re: latest

Date: February 12, 2012 12:39:27 AM EST

To: Linda Simmon <linx0.com>

I can have a cat. Starting to think about that, however I am getting so busy. It wouldn't do to have a pet now.

Truth, not being able to have a dog makes me crave one! And, truth, the conditions I put Honie down will not be kind to me. I have very circular issues, which I resolve and then the unresolve peaks.

I suspect I feel a little aggression towards my former house mates, and being influenced. All in all, I need a whole way forward. A place for me an Honie, preferably that I liked, which is one reason I suffered that slanty walled room. It was cheap for sustenance and surviving.

And getting my car on the road, so Honie and I could run in the grass fields. That would practically make our life whole.

By the way, I am getting my car fixed. It was towed Friday. I wait to hear if it will be worth it to repair or not.

Anyway, I am in a better position with self-sufficiency, and in a fine place that feeds me artistically and I want to call home. I regret I couldn't bring this together with Honie, or have faith to suss out another way.

There was a woman I met at the post office. She loved Honie. I have since seen her at TJ and she wants me to give her a call. She has a dog. She has a big heart. I just didn't trust that anyone else would care to care for Honie, particularly since she was blind.

But, I think back, and perhaps there would have been a way forward. With me moving into this place, and maybe that woman housing Honie, and I could scoop her up every day in my wee car and take her to the park / the best quality time.

It still kills me how much she enjoyed the park the day I put her down. She LOVES it, and it was Our thing.

And, it kills me to, that morning, her staring and me and engaging me with foot stammers and tail wagging in anticipation of this day ... and then climbing very insistently to sit in my lap.

She is very special to me, and I can't help but feel I wronged her, by being weak in this economy and how I feel about faith in other people ie hope in a way forward that would break that stagnancy of us living there.

My life gets to go forward here. I just wish I would-could have put it together whollistically with foresight, and clarity.

I feel bad about my roommate initiating the first damage by leaving the door open so she could stay out 24/7 and have her first stroke.

What a fucking jerk. He never said he was sorry.

Actually, I am angry now. I was in survival mode then, and taking my cue from him as per emotional response. I'm pretty angry about that scenario. Linda was there, the woman that is staying there now 24/7 while he is away.

I'm not too happy with her by association of that experience, looking back.

From: Linda Simmon <linx0.com>

Subject: RE: latest

Date: February 13, 2012 1:18:02 PM EST

To: 'Angela Cook' <xubrnt@mac.com>

I understand your anger about Honie and I believe it will stay with you a long time. You know I felt it was something you should not have done at that time. But the truth is that when something involves us, we are in the middle of it and often cannot really see it clearly.

Mars is retrograde and that is forcing us to look back at things we regret. I've been having a hard time with that right now as well. It isn't easy or pleasant. But it is important not to stay there. We don't do anyone any good living in regret and anger. So, give yourself a bit of time with them both because you may need them right now, then try to put them away and move forward. You don't have to forgive your ex house mates, but you should forgive yourself.

Linda Simmon

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: key plus

Date: February 12, 2012 11:28:18 PM EST

To: Andrew Doukas <ajdoukas@the.com>

Andy,

My belongings have been removed. I will drop off a replacement for your anti-monkey butt when it arrives, as yours has fused to my clay bust.

I'll drop the key off at the same time.

Angela

rom: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: line complete

Date: February 13, 2012 1:37:52 PM EST

To: Nick Kline <innfo@skitie.com>

Hey Nick

The Line order is complete. Started the next one. I have one spool of black thread, so I am running navy on the bottom.

Talk to you soon,

Angela

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: Re: tonight

Date: February 16, 2012 9:29:20 PM EST

To: Virginia Collins <virginiacollins0m>

Hey V,

I'm sorry I missed ya. I was sewing with a deadline / tomorrow. It's done now. Try me again! Are you guys meeting tm at Suzannes?

xo,

On Feb 16, 2012, at 4:39 PM, Virginia Collins wrote:

Yo ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Are you free tonight? if so, want to go to Pacha Kucha Night at Space??? 7:00. Call if yes. I won't be online. I Neeeeed to get out! Love, V

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: maintenance feedback

Date: February 15, 2012 3:14:00 PM EST

To: Cheryl Poulin <cpoulin@avestahousing.org>

Cheryl,

Feb 9th I called the maintenance # and left a detailed message, including my apt @ at Oakstreet, name and phone #, and have heard nothing back.

I have a feeling that this heater in the apartment is going to just circulate air rather than heat, and that I should stop trying to schedule an appt with maintenance.

I have moved in a ratty, unaesthetic heater, which despite its looks, does the job most admirably.

This email is to provide feedback as per connecting with the maintenance office.

Thanks,

Angela

From: Cheryl Poulin <CPoulin@avestahousing.org>

Subject: RE: maintenance feedback

Date: February 15, 2012 4:04:22 PM EST

To: 'Angela Cook' <xubrnt@mac.com>

Hi Angela-

I apologize that this has not been resolved. I checked with Larry, my maintenance supervisor about this. He said that this is an issue that is under warranty and he has left messages for the vendor regarding this and has not heard back them. He will follow up with them again. I'll keep you posted.

Best,

Cheryl Poulin

Avesta Housing

From: Cheryl Poulin <CPoulin@avestahousing.org>

Subject: RE: maintenance feedback

Date: February 16, 2012 12:23:34 PM EST

To: 'Angela Cook' <xubrnt@mac.com>

Hi Angela-

We spoke with P & P Plumbing about the issue with the bathroom heater and were told that the way the system is set up, in order for the bathroom heater to work, the heat in the other room needs to be running. Not an ideal system, but I guess the way it is. Would you please try this and let me know if it works?

Thanks,

Cheryl Poulin

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: Re: maintenance feedback

Date: February 16, 2012 9:28:23 PM EST

To: Cheryl Poulin <CPoulin@avestahousing.org>

Cheryl,

Do you want me to turn up the temperature dial in the main living area?

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: Re: maintenance feedback

Date: February 16, 2012 10:32:39 PM EST

To: Cheryl Poulin <CPoulin@avestahousing.org>

Cheryl,

I cannot get my main temperature dial above 73. It doesn't seem to make a difference for the bathroom. This is a very disappointing feature in light of the contemporary and useful design of the rest of the building... A real head-scratcher.

Angela

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: hijacking

Date: February 18, 2012 2:31:40 AM EST

To: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Libbi,

I had the opportunity for one of the crew members to proselytize with missionary zeal the importance of the new and improved "safe" way to collect shopping carts in the parking lot.

The ceaseless hounding, to the crease in my forehead and beyond, seemed to be instilled as if by a message heard on High.

Needless to say, my reason as my spoken word, proved of no valor in such circumstance as dealing with a self-proclaimed and unmitigated "messenger" (of "god").

In the event that this trickle-down come review time, amounts to the "fact" on paper that I am not a "team player," or perhaps just willy-nilly "defiant," I would like to offer my thoughts and experience on this matter with my crew member advocating said safety policy, as I know he sits in counsel with you and other managers at Trader Joe's safety meetings.

Per the hounding to walk to the side of the cart, I said that it was not kinesthetically aware nor chiropractor approved.

I was told that I HAD to collect the carts by walking on the side. I was told to talk to Libbi. I was told that it was Trader Joes, not Angela Joes. For this I said to the crew member that it wasn't his store, shaking my head at profligate and effusive empty-headed-ness, and walked off to collect more carts.

Call me a lone trumpeter, I never get confused that talking about the safety is Not the safety in deed. It is a common mistake for people that are not kinesthetically aware, and are much obliged by their ego that they are making a difference in reality vs just adding decor to the unfounded discourse of their own mind, blabbered prolifically upon others, when and where "opportunity" conspires, particularly as a value-rich add-on.

To the crew member, I said that I have a twisted torso, and that I see a chiropractor for a twisted torso. For as long as I have been going to a chiropractor, it is to untwist my torso. I can't think of an activity more geared for twisting a torso so that I can visit the chiropractor more often then walking to the side of carts with the objective to move them.

The crew member said that you/ I face forward, implying that no twisted torso was involved. I would like his comment to serve as the evidence for him not being kinesthetically aware, as even though the body is facing forward, the musculature is providing torque on the skeletal frame to propel the carts forward with the body. Used in this "fashion," the body aligned in this way is the wrong tool for the job. That is, if you want to use the body for other things, than being cruelly twisted to one side as a way of life.

My experience with said crew member while he moved the carts by walking on the side of them, and I moved the carts in the straight-forward and ergonomic way, is that he had exceeding difficulty negotiating the hair-pin turn into the stall. This difficulty was multiplied when customers with carts were desiring to exit the store, and others wished to enter.

I did take the opportunity to tell the crew member my observation, while he was in the thick of it and nearly stalled of momentum or any measurable applied force, that the method was working really well for him. For this he said that he was just the (relentless and myopic and self-unaware and dogmatic) "messenger."

A customer asked if they may have a cart. The advocate of "safety" and I presume "awareness" was unable to acknowledge or respond, so transfixed by his every rightly- placed step and wholesome alignment of carts. I gladly gave the customer one of my carts from my stack.

Which brings me to a tertiary problem, which may instinctually and rightly address the center, and that is the subtle advocation of micro-management of every literal foot step, with a Christian Commandment's One-and-Only foothold.

I don't like it.

I do hope this is not what the Trader Joes experience is going to become for those of us that find our contribution and identity in the larger sphere of matters in this world, and not just in pressing our noses to the ground at Trader Joes (in the name and aim of "looking closely" ((and -squarely-)) at things) to make sure that other's in the fold are doing likewise. It seems like such an honest to goodness hijacking, and beleaguered waste to natural resources, In Deed.

Sincerely,

Angela Cook

(printed and hand delivered)

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: Re: hey there

Date: February 23, 2012 9:20:01 PM EST

To: Dina Skrabalakk <dinaskrabalakk@kwrealty.com>

Hello,

I imagine they will. It is only about 30% occupied.

Try again!

Angela

On Feb 23, 2012, at 1:11 PM, Dina Skrabalak wrote:

Hi Angela,

Sorry, I didn't make it out on ArtWalk. I really regretted as I've been dying to see those units. Will they do it again this ArtWalk? Anyway, thanks for the invite and take care.

Dina

Keller Williams

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: Oak Street connection

Date: February 23, 2012 10:21:49 PM EST

To: bwalter@cwsarch.com

Hello Ben,

I met you today with George, in the parking lot at Oak Street Lofts.

These pictures may clarify my skills and training in decorative plaster. I know of the traditional cycles of plaster application, including the many protective layers, however my applied experience is only in the last 5, or so, decorative layers.

My approach with this "cubed" project, (pic) is to turn plaster with ground marble in it, back into looking like marble, with texture and veining complete. I did have the chance to attend the international marble convention in Verona, Italy, and gained a lot of insight and inspiration.

Thanks for looking,

Angela Cook

From: Mike Cook <treknmike.com>

Subject: Picture of You and My Address

Date: February 26, 2012 10:31:37 PM EST

To: Cook <crnlcook@net>, Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Dad (Angie too),

Wadeen has been posting old photographs on the Internet. There are

many and I've only just started going through them. This is one of

you, Mom and Debbie. Do you remember where it was taken? I love the

old family pictures.

My new address starting March 1 will be:

Marysville, CA 95901

Mike

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: Re: Picture of You and My Address

Date: February 27, 2012 11:07:36 AM EST

To: Mike Cook <treknmike.com>

Mike,

this pic is so awesome! send more.

i look a lot like debbie at that age.

excited about your new place? :)

xo,

From: Mike Cook <treknmike.com>

Subject: Re: Picture of You and My Address

Date: February 28, 2012 12:24:08 AM EST

To: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Yes, the new place will be good even though it's a roommate situation.

I have my own room, but share bath and kitchen. I'll miss Handy

every night and morning though. She would be more comfortable staying

where she is comfortable and can play all day. I'll grab her on

weekends. Still busy moving, unpacking, work, etc. Be glad when I'm

all moved in and things are put away. Maybe another week.

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: Re: Picture of You and My Address

Date: February 28, 2012 9:46:33 AM EST

To: Mike Cook <treknmike.com>

I can't imagine not being with your doggy! As for the move, mine has made me weary for this month of February, due to one job, and then the side job ramping up(sewing ski ties), and starting a class (colored pencil / color theory), and moving, of course in my spare time.

It takes a lot to make me weary, but it is only recently that I have started to live (and sit) in my place.

The move will do you good, I'm sure. Officially divorced? Did it set you back?

From: Mike Cook <treknmike.com>

Subject: Re: Picture of You and My Address

Date: February 28, 2012 11:40:22 PM EST

To: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Glad you're getting moved in. You sound busy, but some of it sounds fun.

You asked about my divorce. I hired a new attorney on Feb 6 because

my old attorney was absolutely useless/worthless (there went another

$5350). I met with him on Feb 15 to prepare court documents that were

due for a Feb 22 court date. Based on a conversation he had with

Tamara's attorney on the night of the 14th and based on a settlement

offer my new attorney and I made on the 6th (the day I hired him!),

the attorneys think Tamara and I are close to settling and can avoid

court (heard that one before). My new attorney recommends a 45 day

continuation for the following reasons:

1. I will spend $2000 to $3000 on Feb 15 alone preparing for court.

This is wasted money if we can settle.

2. My file is a mess and the case is all messed up (blame the old attorney).

3. This will give Tamara a chance to see if she can refinance the

house in her name (buy me out).

I agreed to my attorneys recommendation. We have a new settlement

hearing scheduled for April 16. If we can't settle then, we select a

new court date. It's a long process in CA. Money will be tight for

awhile.

Keep you posted. Mike

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: Re: Picture of You and My Address

Date: February 29, 2012 2:43:18 PM EST

To: Mike Cook <treknmike@gmail.com>

I'm sorry to hear about the useless attorney. Can your new attorney also sue him, as well as oversee your divorce?

Yes, I have been busy, and it has been fun, too. I did over-estimate the impact of moving, along with work and then class. It is hard to live in disarray, so even if you are living with your stuff (and it is not in its place), it still acts as a job unfinished, that you wake up with and go to bed to, until it is.

Your divorce sounds like a long, drawn out process...

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Date: February 29, 2012 2:50:12 PM EST

To: Mike Cook <treknmikel.com>

ps,

i wanted to mention, i had a physical and besides being low in vitamin d, they recommend that i get a colonoscopy because debbie died of intestional cancer. have you looked into this...

From: Mike Cook <treknmike.com>

Subject: Re:

Date: February 29, 2012 3:00:58 PM EST

To: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Had a complete physical a few months back. Doc recommeneded waiting a few more years on the colonoscopy cause I'm so dang healthy. Debbie died of pancreatic cancer. Not sure if a colonoscopy would have detect that?

Mike

On Feb 29, 2012 11:50 AM, "Angela Cook" <xubrnt@mac.com> wrote:

ps,

i wanted to mention, i had a physical and besides being low in vitamin d, they recommend that i get a colonoscopy because debbie died of intestional cancer. have you looked into this...

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: Re: Re:

Date: February 29, 2012 3:29:58 PM EST

To: Mike Cook <treknmike@gmail.com>

good to know.

i thought it was intestinal cancer.

it's a 10 foot scope up the butt. not really looking forward to that!

From: Mike Cook <treknmike@gmail.com>

Subject: Re: Re:

Date: February 29, 2012 4:16:51 PM EST

To: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Me neither:(

Mike

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: Thurs snow

Date: February 29, 2012 2:36:29 PM EST

To: Linda Gallion

Rick,

I hear we will be getting big snow tonight/ tomorrow. I'm going to cancel meeting with you on Thursday, and pick a nicer day to travel in my wee car.

Talk soon,

Angela

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: artwork

Date: March 2, 2012 12:26:08 PM EST

To: Mindy Sun <mindys@cruzlabel.com>

Hello Mindy!

This is the artwork saved to a PDF and Illustrator 10.

It's size is approximately 1 inch x 1 5/8th inch

4 color : Red, Yellow, Blue, Brown -- same as the kaizen/xubrnt ribbon order.

#2500 = #5000 labels

Please let me know if this works for you and a method/ time of payment.

Thanks,

Angela

From: Mindy Sun <mindys@cruzlabel.com>

Subject: RE: artwork

Date: March 2, 2012 12:41:46 PM EST

To: 'Angela Cook' <xubrnt@mac.com>

Hi Angela!

Thanks for the file.

Is this going to be flat, no folds?

It looks fine, but there is one issue.

There is a brown color design around the edges, and when the woven labels

are cut, there is about 1mm error allowance because it tends to move when it

is cut, so it might come out to be off centered. So, we usually recommend

customers to delete border line that are very close to the edges.

What do you think?

Mindy Sun

Cruz Development & Design, Inc.

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: Re: artwork

Date: March 2, 2012 1:00:30 PM EST

To: Mindy Sun <mindys@cruzlabel.com>

Hello,

Yes, this is a flat label.

I think I want to keep the brown scalloped border, however maybe there is a way to work with the margin of error by increasing the blue border to be just a little thicker, so that it absorbs the margin of error?

Does this sound like a workable idea?

Thanks,

Angela

From: Mindy Sun <mindys@cruzlabel.com>

Subject: RE: artwork

Date: March 2, 2012 1:27:14 PM EST

To: 'Angela Cook' <xubrnt@mac.com>

Angela,

It will still have the off centering problem.

But thicker the blue lines will be the better. (possibly 3-5 mm?)

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: Re: artwork

Date: March 2, 2012 1:35:48 PM EST

To: Mindy Sun <mindys@cruzlabel.com>

sounds great!

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: Re: Thursday

Date: March 7, 2012 9:50:57 AM EST

To: Linda Gallion

Rick,

I took my car back to the shop because it is leaking... I have been informed it won't be fixed this week.

Can't wait to see you the week after!

Angela

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: Re: Thurs

Date: March 8, 2012 10:13:45 PM EST

To: Linda Simmon <linx0.com>

Hello,

Glad you are getting some sleep under your belt.

I've been working a lot with contract sewing outside of TJ, which has been great because I got my car on the road, and got it fixed, again... and feel confident it is up to speed. It is nice to know it is operable, and I had the money in the bank to do so. Granted, I wanted to spend it on something else, but now my car should be taken 100% for a while.

I'm kind of looking forward to getting my focus and ambition back, pre-economic downturn. I am getting a better sense of my independent self living here, and really can't wait to be owning this space I occupy and my life, more prolifically and to my liking.

Andy went to see the doctor today, because his spleen is really big, and they did tests. He will know Monday -- they think it is leukemia or myo -- something / where your bone doesn't make marrow. It doesn't sound like a good thing.

I was there at his house sewing, when he returned, and glad I was there, so he had someone to talk to, etc. This may mean, at some point, sooner or later, I will need to have the means to get my sewing machines etc into a work space other than his house ie, if he passes away... it is hard to say.

He feels his health has made a significant down turn in a matter of days.

Did you have a nice birthday, by the way? Did you do anything special / treat your self?

My schedule this week is:

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: hellloooooh

Date: March 8, 2012 10:16:32 PM EST

To: Virginia Collins

hey virginia,

my phone is very wacky. it delivers text messages a week after i sent them!

if you need a ride to suzanne's tm night, let me know.

thanks about the theater info. my car had to return to the shop unexpectedly (cha-ching), but it is out and 100%, and glad I had the money in the bank to pay for it.

soon, i won't be working so much when i am out of work (sewing ski ties) and have more time for the fun!

see you soon,

angela

From: Virginia Collins

Subject: Re: hellloooooh

Date: March 8, 2012 11:53:38 PM EST

To: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Phunny fone.... A ride would be great tomorrow... I want to go to Shambhala Cntr (Newbury St) from 5:15-6;30. Does that mesh w/your mesh? V

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: Re: hellloooooh

Date: March 9, 2012 7:10:51 AM EST

To: Virginia Collins

hello,

suzanne's is "6ish" -- i was thinking of being there at 610-615. does that sound about right?

i can pick you up any where u like :)

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: ps

Date: March 9, 2012 7:16:51 AM EST

To: Linda Simmon <linx0.com>

ps...

one of the crazy things that i have noticed lately, and i don't think it is a fluke, but more like i am not used to this as the new normal, is i shoot out of bed, make it, and start my day when the alarm goes off.

i wake up and pull the shades up and start my day vigorously, in the old way, where "up is up!"

instead of sleeping in, getting up to eat, and judging the time i had to be to work, take another nap or 2.

just feels weird and unusual. i have things to do, that i want to do. like this morning, to work on my color wheel assignment before class. i'm anxious to meet the day and get going.

From: Linda Simmon <linx0.com>

Subject: RE: ps

Date: March 9, 2012 12:51:53 PM EST

To: 'Angela Cook' <xubrnt@mac.com>

This is all good! I'll print out your schedule and keep it with me and get in touch when I know something definite.

My birthday was nice. Tom took out Cameron and me.

Too bad about Andy, but good you were there so he had you to talk to.

Linda

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: Re: ps

Date: March 9, 2012 3:41:30 PM EST

To: Linda Simmon <linx0.com>

I talked to him today, he seemed in good spirits. Went to the gym, as usual, and was meeting his brother's wife for lunch, whom he is close too, and she works in the hospital.

This sort of news, i imagine, could force you to live one of 2 ways: with desperation and abandonment, or serenely in the now.

He seems like he has good balance and support, thus far.

From: Mike Cook <treknmike.com>

Subject: Taking it easy on Saturday

Date: March 10, 2012 5:23:32 PM EST

To: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>, Cook <crnlcook@.net>

Mike

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: oak street continued

Date: February 23, 2012 10:22:07 PM EST

To: bwalter@cwsarch.com

Ben,

Pictures and info continued:

This is a pic of prontomuro (sand in plaster) with tinted lime plaster, and embedded mica from Norway, Maine.

Bottom pic is an addition to a barn, that is a modern day residence. This is the master bedroom ceiling with cupola. I distressed and aged the ceiling to look like it was harmonious with the age of the original architecture.

Thanks for looking,

Angela Cook

From: Angela Cook <fabric8@mac.com>

Subject: jobani

Date: February 24, 2012 8:49:41 AM EST

To: Virginia Collins

Hello V,

I can take her to Canada if she has a passport, as a possibility, to the dentist I see there. However, this is regular dental care. They did a root canal on me, and it was a back molar with a curved nerve. Back molar root canals are usually referred to a specialist. However they did it for a lot less. An option.

Do you have a paypal address I can send cash?

Also, I applied to community dental at 640 Brighton. 274-1028. It is a sliding scale dental care based on your income. This takes time to process your first appointment based on your paper work, and it may be just for x-ray, exams, and cleaning...

These may be proactive options to consider, once no longer in crisis...

talk soon,

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: Re: Emailing: CCF11032011_00000

Date: February 24, 2012 11:57:20 AM EST

To: Teresa.Allen@brothers.com

Teresa

Would it be possible to order needles from you, as I cannot find the size I need locally?

Thanks,

Angela Cook

From: Angela Cook <fabric8@mac.com>

Subject: Re: Jobani

Date: February 25, 2012 9:02:26 AM EST

To: Virginia Collins

hello Virginia,

this email is one of my aliases i get with my mac.com account. they all go to the same place.

my pad is getting ship shape. i moved the couch in recently so there is a comfy place to sit.

perhaps you can stop by first friday ... or anytime, of course.

degas at the pma...

i'm number 406 / 72 Oak Street

talk soon,

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: Re: Back until Friday

Date: February 28, 2012 11:24:00 AM EST

To: Andrew Doukas <ajdoukas@the.com>

Hi,

I don't have the sheets. I left them all there.

I do not have time right now. sorry.

On Feb 28, 2012, at 11:04 AM, Andrew Doukas wrote:

Hi Angela, I am here until Friday morning, it would be nice to see you before I leave again.

Do you have the other burgundy sheet and pillowcase? There is one of each here!

Yours, Andy

ps Tango says woof

From: Andrew Doukas <the@gmail.com>

Subject: Re: Back until Friday

Date: February 28, 2012 11:49:41 AM EST

To: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Okay, I found the other sheet and pillowcase, they were in one of the drawers in the hallway chest. Are you coming back for the little stands and the chair in the hallway, or should I get rid of them?

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: Re: Back until Friday

Date: February 28, 2012 12:10:28 PM EST

To: Andrew Doukas <ajdoukas@the.com>

i don't want the chairs, etc.

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: Re: Back until Friday

Date: February 29, 2012 2:31:06 PM EST

To: Andrew Doukas <ajdoukas@the.com>

The one from the p.o. can be thrown away, and the tj forwarded to 72 oak street, #406, 04101.

thanks,

angela

On Feb 29, 2012, at 1:34 PM, Andrew Doukas wrote:

Sorry you don't have the time. There are two pieces of mail here, one from Post Office regarding forwarding of mail and one from Trader Joe's, looks like w-2s. I'll set them aside until I get back in April, unless you want other arrangements.

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: Re: Taking it easy on Saturday

Date: March 11, 2012 12:37:32 AM EST

To: Mike Cook <treknmike.com>

so nice, thanks for the pic!

From: Angela Cook <xubrnt@mac.com>

Subject: cc +

Date: March 11, 2012 7:00:02 PM EDT

To: Nick Kline <innfo@skitie.com>

Nick,

Hope Utah is/was fine!

Your cc and receipts are in the garage, in the usual place.

Can we work on tax papers one of these ding dong days?

talk soon,

angela