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November 2008 
Air Quality
Posted on Aug 13th, 2002
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Jahrun
Jahrun
Dear Friends (Diana, Bruce, Luke, Anthony) {
The quality of air is very influential in affecting our very mood, function and outlook for positive growth.
Arriving here this morning made me feel ill. The air is both physically poor and the air of people around me is just as I left them almost 3 years ago, and if not worse. Amber is in my blood, and this air does not nourish it. It has been extremely challenging game board I've been shuffling around on, and I feel like I need to effect some intermediate change that continues to financially enable my family's well-being and that provides fresh oxygen for seeing Amber happen. Even without Amber in my soul and belly, I would not happy here at MS.
When pushed into a corner, one can either think like a crazed animal, or like James Bond, someone with the faculties to think outside of the box given any resource and situation. My animal instincts have served to alert me of my current position, and that now I must act using a human capacity to think.
So, what are the options? Either finding independent contract work, or finding financial supporters seem to bubble to the surface. Either way, connections need to be made. With the first option, I propose leveraging Exographics existing image to get bigger work, but that means marketing. With the second, I propose talking extensively to local well-to-do people about what we are doing, about what we forsee as a financial return for them as well as our outlook for creating and inspiring better economic well being in Kitsap.
I am prepared to go door to door with brochure, letter, and soul. I am also open to any suggestions that you might have. You are a big part of this picture and I appeal to you for your guidance.
} Dennis, Your Friend
The quality of air is very influential in affecting our very mood, function and outlook for positive growth.
Arriving here this morning made me feel ill. The air is both physically poor and the air of people around me is just as I left them almost 3 years ago, and if not worse. Amber is in my blood, and this air does not nourish it. It has been extremely challenging game board I've been shuffling around on, and I feel like I need to effect some intermediate change that continues to financially enable my family's well-being and that provides fresh oxygen for seeing Amber happen. Even without Amber in my soul and belly, I would not happy here at MS.
When pushed into a corner, one can either think like a crazed animal, or like James Bond, someone with the faculties to think outside of the box given any resource and situation. My animal instincts have served to alert me of my current position, and that now I must act using a human capacity to think.
So, what are the options? Either finding independent contract work, or finding financial supporters seem to bubble to the surface. Either way, connections need to be made. With the first option, I propose leveraging Exographics existing image to get bigger work, but that means marketing. With the second, I propose talking extensively to local well-to-do people about what we are doing, about what we forsee as a financial return for them as well as our outlook for creating and inspiring better economic well being in Kitsap.
I am prepared to go door to door with brochure, letter, and soul. I am also open to any suggestions that you might have. You are a big part of this picture and I appeal to you for your guidance.
} Dennis, Your Friend
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