Thursday, April 16, 2026

Costco notice: your membership is now expired

I meant to reply sooner, but the afternoon got away from me and I kept jumping between tasks.
I checked the notes from yesterday and I still think the simpler option makes the most sense, mostly because it gives everyone less to juggle later.
If you want, I can rewrite that short section tonight and send it over in a cleaner format so it is easier to read on one pass.
I also remembered the detail you mentioned about timing, and I agree that doing it earlier in the day would probably help things move more smoothly.
Nothing seems urgent from my side, so I am happy to adapt to whatever works best for the group.
If plans shift, just send a quick note and I will adjust without any problem.
I should be around most of tomorrow except for a brief break in the late morning.
Otherwise, everything sounds good to me.
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I looked over everything this morning and I do not think there is much left to sort out before the next step.
The main thing is choosing which draft feels easier to follow, because both versions are close and the differences seem small now.
I lean toward the one with the shorter opening since it gets to the point faster and feels less formal.
You were right about trimming the extra notes, and once I removed them the whole thing read much more smoothly.
I can take one more pass later today if that helps, especially if you want the wording to sound a little warmer.
I am not bothered either way about the order, so feel free to rearrange those middle parts however you prefer.
Send me the latest copy when you get a chance and I will compare it with my notes.
If I miss your message right away, I will circle back as soon as I am free.

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