Hello again,
I know it’s been quite the month around here, but I need to compile a status report before Reg Affairs begins the dispersal of our backlog of magical objects next week. If each person/department could just confirm to me what you’re currently working on it would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you!
Who's posting memes on the bulletin boards?FILTERED TO: RA INTERNS
If any of you intend to sit in for testing of Item #1463, The Marionette, please use caution. It looks like it may be lethal.MyI
For those of you who haven't heard, Matthew Sampson, our missing archaeologist, has been found.
I'm planning on stopping by the hospital at the end of the day to take flowers and a card. If you want to leave well wishes, the card will be at the front desk until 6 PM.
Good afternoon.
You're being contacted on behalf of the Business Office. The Archaeology Department, working in tandem with Regulatory Affairs, is in the process of receiving, evaluating, and distributing recovered artifacts from the Homelands.
We are contacting because we feel that each of you has a rightful claim to Item #1568, a Long Lock of Hair, from your respective Tale.
I have included Miss Whittaker and Mr. Montgomery, my interns, on this filter, as all of you are registered and open about your identities. I have also included Petra Muller, as any questions I am unable to answer, I will defer to her.
This is meant to serve as an open and transparent communication line between the Business Office and yourselves. In learning from its mistakes, the Business Office would like to see recovered artifacts not only returned to its rightful owner. This is not meant to be an open auction or a bid, but rather a place where you may either recommend ownership, forfeit ownership, or find a middle ground that suits all parties.
Thank you for your time.
Michelle Watney
Regulatory Affairs
Good afternoon.FILTERED TO: MARTY SOLVERSON
You're being contacted on behalf of the Business Office. The Archaeology Department, working in tandem with Regulatory Affairs, is in the process of receiving, evaluating, and distributing recovered artifacts from the Homelands.
We are contacting because we feel that each of you has a rightful claim to Item #1248, The cage which held the Firebird, from your respective Tale. I would have included Tsar Afron as well, however his or her identity is unknown to me.
I have included Miss Whittaker and Mr. Montgomery, my interns, on this filter, as all of you are registered and open about your identities. I have also included Petra Muller, as any questions I am unable to answer, I will defer to her.
This is meant to serve as an open and transparent communication line between the Business Office and yourselves. In learning from its mistakes, the Business Office would like to see recovered artifacts not only returned to its rightful owner. This is not meant to be an open auction or a bid, but rather a place where you may either recommend ownership, forfeit ownership, or find a middle ground that suits all parties.
Thank you for your time.
Michelle Watney
Regulatory Affairs
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She cracked the code on the iPad again. In addition to the Candy Crush charges, we should be expecting a giant pink dragon from Amazon tomorrow. I asked her to explain and all she said was Momo 'needed a friend.' Also, she's learned a new guilt tactic. I'm going to murder Aaron if he taught it to her.
Tell me you didn't convince Mia that her toy dragon needed a friend. Or that she needs a sibling. And tell me you do not have a turtle.
This is your reminder to have your lunch orders in for Figaro's by noon Friday (12PM, 1/13) for next Tuesday's 2017 planning meeting. If you do not meet the deadline, bring your own food or starve. I refuse to allow this to turn into last year's debacle.
Dinner soon? And by soon, I mean the beginning of some week when you're free.
What happened to the girl who makes milkshakes with soy milk? I liked her.