Only 3OO Left - Lowe's is sending you a K0BALT 1OO-piece tool set

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Yeah I got your note about the team lunch. I think Thursday works better for me actually, since Wednesday is stacked with calls.
Also, thanks for forwarding that article on fermentation - it was a fun read.
I tried the sourdough tip about overnight proofing and it turned out a bit too tangy, but the crumb was decent.
Maybe next time I'll reduce the starter by ten percent. Let me know what you think.

LOWE'S

MyLowe's Rewards

Your Gold tier is ready.

A Kobalt 100-piece tool set. A $100.00 MyLowe's Card. Neither one is a lottery or a lucky draw.

Your MyLowe's Points balance crossed a threshold that changes your year - and your shop. As of now, your membership status is upgraded to GOLD tier. That designation carries two rewards: a full Kobalt hand tool set and a hundred-dollar MyLowe's Card you can spend across tools, appliances, décor, and any home improvement project.

YOUR GOLD TIER PACKAGE

Kobalt 100-Piece Tool Set

Kobalt is Lowe's house tool brand - built for durable hand tools and workshop essentials. This set carries the full kit for tightening, loosening, fastening, and finishing.

$100.00 MyLowe's Card

Member: MY-029 Points: 1,401

MyLowe's Rewards does exactly what the name suggests: it rewards the way you already shop. No forms to fax, no codes to chase. Your points accumulate on qualifying purchases, and sometimes - like right now - they unlock a tier change.

Why this lands now:

Gold tier isn't renewed every month. It comes when your activity reaches a new band. Once you redeem, the Kobalt set ships as your member-exclusive workshop upgrade, and the MyLowe's Card becomes usable on your next purchase - in store or online.

Redeem Your $100.00 Card + Kobalt Tool Set

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Your GOLD tier unlocks the moment you redeem. The card value stays tied to your member number until then.

LOWE'S MyLowe's Rewards - Gold Tier

I watched that documentary you recommended over the weekend.
The sound design was incredible, though I skipped the middle chapter about the canal systems.
Not sure why, but it just didn't hold my attention the way the first half did.
Anyway, I'm planning to rewatch the director's earlier film sometime this week.
Let me know if you want to borrow the book it was based on - I've got a copy around here somewhere.