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I meant to answer your note about Thursday.
Yes, the larger meeting room should work better because the side table can hold the samples and the window light is softer in the afternoon.
If you want, I can arrive fifteen minutes early to arrange chairs and test the speaker with Mia.
For lunch, let us keep it simple with sandwiches, cut fruit, and tea.
Also, please send the latest agenda so I can combine the discussion points into one page for everyone.

BlueCross BlueShield

2026 coverage update

Your BlueCross BlueShield Kit and 2026 coverage information are ready to review

There are changes to your coverage plan for 2026, and your plan includes selections that need to be made. With this coverage update, a Medicare Kit is also being provided to residents in your area.

Program details: Eligible recipients can receive a Medicare Kit at no charge. You will not be billed for the kit. One per household. Total allocation is 800 kits. Ends Tomorrow.

The kit is paired with plan coverage changes for 2026 so you can review what is included alongside your upcoming update.

View kit and plan details

This mailing is designed to help you understand what may be changing in 2026 while also outlining the supplies included in the kit being distributed in your area. The package is available to qualifying households, and no payment is required to get this kit.

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Digital thermometer

Adhesive bandages

Latex-free exam gloves

Alcohol prep pads

Hand sanitizer packet set

Face masks

Antibacterial wipes

Hot and cold reusable pack

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For the garden plan, I would start with herbs near the kitchen door because they are easy to reach while cooking.
Basil and parsley do well in smaller pots, and mint should stay in its own container so it does not spread too far.
If the weather turns cool again, bring the smaller trays inside at night and keep the soil lightly damp.
Yes, I can help label the seedlings on Saturday, and I can bring twine, markers, and the small hand shovel if that helps.
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