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Will this help?

This is kind of a continuation from Wednesdays post. I didn’t get much response from my readers in attending the simulcast, so I thought I’d try a different approach.

Now, I know that $50 –60 dollars is a lot of money for a one day event. Especially now, when it’s back to school and most parents have had to shell out a lot of money buying back to school stuff.  So, seeing as how my kids are not in school yet, I thought I’d try to help out. 

If you sign up to come to the simulcast, that will save me this amount of money.

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So, how about I put this money toward your ticket?

Yes, you read that right. The first person who responds to this post, I will pay $10 toward their ticket. So, it will cost you only $40 instead of $50.

And I’ll still give you a ride if you want.

I will even buy you a coffee, if you come with me.

Get ready…

Get set…

Go!!!

Leave me a comment, or email me: candle_andrea at hotmail dot com

Waiting to hear from you!

*Andrea*

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