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I was just thinking about the team lunch next week. We should probably decide on a theme. Last time, the Mediterranean platter was a big hit, but maybe we could try something different. I was reading about these grain bowl setups where everyone can c
ustomize their own. You start with a base like quinoa or brown rice, then set out a bunch of toppings – roasted vegetables, some beans, a couple of protein options like grilled chicken or tofu, and then a selection of sauces. It seems manageable to
prepare and caters to different dietary preferences. John is vegetarian, and Maria doesn’t eat gluten, so this could work well for both. We’d need to check who’s bringing what. I can handle the grains if someone else does the veggies. Speaking
of vegetables, I tried a new recipe for roasted Brussels sprouts with a balsamic glaze last night. They were surprisingly good. The key is to get them crispy without burning them. I tossed them in a little olive oil, salt, and pepper, and roasted at
a high heat. The glaze is just balsamic vinegar reduced in a pan with a touch of honey. It caramelizes nicely. My partner thought they were from a restaurant. On a different note, I need to remember to water the office plants. The one by the window
is looking a bit droopy. It’s a peace lily, and they’re supposed to be easy, but I think the sunlight is too direct there. Maybe we should move it to the corner near the bookshelf. The light is more indirect. I’ll mention it at the morning chec
k-in. The memo about the updated project timelines went out yesterday. The main change is the deadline for the initial review phase; it’s been moved up by two days. So we’ll need to adjust our internal schedules accordingly. I’ve blocked off ti
me on Thursday afternoon to consolidate the first draft. Hopefully, the feedback from the focus group comes in by Wednesday. That reminds me, I need to send a follow-up email to the logistics team about the conference room booking for Friday. We requ
ested the large one with the video screen. I haven’t received a confirmation yet. It’s probably fine, but I’ll send a quick note. My grandmother used to keep a journal of all the recipes she tried. She had this big binder with handwritten notes
in the margins, things like “needs more salt” or “bake for 5 minutes less.” I found it last time I visited. It’s a treasure trove of ideas, from simple weeknight dinners to elaborate holiday desserts. There’s a recipe for apple pie that
has a secret ingredient – a tablespoon of vinegar in the crust. She swore it made the crust flakier. I should try it this fall when apples are in season. The weather has been so changeable lately. One day it’s warm and sunny, the next it’s cool
and rainy. It makes planning outdoor activities difficult. I was hoping to get the garden cleared out this weekend, but the forecast shows rain. Maybe I’ll use the time indoors to organize the pantry instead. It’s gotten a bit chaotic. I think I
have three half-empty bags of flour. I should consolidate them. It’s interesting how different teams communicate. Some prefer detailed emails, others like quick chat messages, and some would rather have a brief call. Finding the right balance is p
art of making collaboration smooth. I read an article about asynchronous communication and how it can help with focus. The idea is to batch messages and not expect immediate replies for non-urgent things. We could try setting some gentle guidelines f
or our group. For instance, using email for project updates that don’t need same-day action, and saving the instant chat for questions that block progress. It might reduce interruptions during deep work sessions. The new coffee machine in the break
room is finally working properly. The technician came and adjusted the grinder settings. The coffee tastes much better now, less bitter. People have been commenting on it. Small things like that really do improve the office atmosphere. I should pick
up some more of those oat milk creamers, as they seem to be popular. The meeting with the vendor is scheduled for 2 PM. The agenda is to review the quarterly service report and discuss the upcoming renewal. I need to pull the last few months of perfo
rmance data to have it ready. The key metrics are response time and resolution rate. Overall, they’ve been meeting the targets, so the conversation should be straightforward. I’ll prepare a couple of questions about their roadmap for next year, j
ust to see what improvements they have planned. My neighbor is having a barbecue next Saturday. She asked if I could bring a side dish. I’m thinking of making that corn and black bean salad I did last summer. It’s easy, travels well, and is alway
s a crowd-pleaser. Just corn, black beans, diced red onion, cilantro, lime juice, and a little cumin. Maybe I’ll add some diced avocado right before serving. I need to check if she has a grill or if it’s more of a potluck setup. Either way, it sh
ould be a nice way to unwind.
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COSTCO WHOLESALE
Your Annual Perks Are Updated
As a valued Costco Member in a participating location, you are invited to share your opinions. This is a member update regarding a questionnaire program. Participants will not be billed for items received.
You may receive:
A Keurig Coffee Maker (for the first 2,000 qualifying participants)
A 12-month membership term provided at no charge to eligible members
Availability is based on participant count.
Review Your Member Benefits
Share Your Experience
Your feedback helps shape member services and warehouse offerings.
Simple Participation
The questionnaire is straightforward and respects your time.
We appreciate your time and your continued membership with Costco Wholesale.
I was just thinking about the team lunch next week. We should probably decide on a theme. Last time, the Mediterranean platter was a big hit, but maybe we could try something different. I was reading about these grain bowl setups where everyone can c
ustomize their own. You start with a base like quinoa or brown rice, then set out a bunch of toppings – roasted vegetables, some beans, a couple of protein options like grilled chicken or tofu, and then a selection of sauces. It seems manageable to
prepare and caters to different dietary preferences. John is vegetarian, and Maria doesn’t eat gluten, so this could work well for both. We’d need to check who’s bringing what. I can handle the grains if someone else does the veggies. Speaking
of vegetables, I tried a new recipe for roasted Brussels sprouts with a balsamic glaze last night. They were surprisingly good. The key is to get them crispy without burning them. I tossed them in a little olive oil, salt, and pepper, and roasted at
a high heat. The glaze is just balsamic vinegar reduced in a pan with a touch of honey. It caramelizes nicely. My partner thought they were from a restaurant. On a different note, I need to remember to water the office plants. The one by the window
is looking a bit droopy. It’s a peace lily, and they’re supposed to be easy, but I think the sunlight is too direct there. Maybe we should move it to the corner near the bookshelf. The light is more indirect. I’ll mention it at the morning chec
k-in. The memo about the updated project timelines went out yesterday. The main change is the deadline for the initial review phase; it’s been moved up by two days. So we’ll need to adjust our internal schedules accordingly. I’ve blocked off ti
me on Thursday afternoon to consolidate the first draft. Hopefully, the feedback from the focus group comes in by Wednesday. That reminds me, I need to send a follow-up email to the logistics team about the conference room booking for Friday. We requ
ested the large one with the video screen. I haven’t received a confirmation yet. It’s probably fine, but I’ll send a quick note. My grandmother used to keep a journal of all the recipes she tried. She had this big binder with handwritten notes
in the margins, things like “needs more salt” or “bake for 5 minutes less.” I found it last time I visited. It’s a treasure trove of ideas, from simple weeknight dinners to elaborate holiday desserts. There’s a recipe for apple pie that
has a secret ingredient – a tablespoon of vinegar in the crust. She swore it made the crust flakier. I should try it this fall when apples are in season. The weather has been so changeable lately. One day it’s warm and sunny, the next it’s cool
and rainy. It makes planning outdoor activities difficult. I was hoping to get the garden cleared out this weekend, but the forecast shows rain. Maybe I’ll use the time indoors to organize the pantry instead. It’s gotten a bit chaotic. I think I
have three half-empty bags of flour. I should consolidate them. It’s interesting how different teams communicate. Some prefer detailed emails, others like quick chat messages, and some would rather have a brief call. Finding the right balance is p
art of making collaboration smooth. I read an article about asynchronous communication and how it can help with focus. The idea is to batch messages and not expect immediate replies for non-urgent things. We could try setting some gentle guidelines f
or our group. For instance, using email for project updates that don’t need same-day action, and saving the instant chat for questions that block progress. It might reduce interruptions during deep work sessions. The new coffee machine in the break
room is finally working properly. The technician came and adjusted the grinder settings. The coffee tastes much better now, less bitter. People have been commenting on it. Small things like that really do improve the office atmosphere. I should pick
up some more of those oat milk creamers, as they seem to be popular. The meeting with the vendor is scheduled for 2 PM. The agenda is to review the quarterly service report and discuss the upcoming renewal. I need to pull the last few months of perfo
rmance data to have it ready. The key metrics are response time and resolution rate. Overall, they’ve been meeting the targets, so the conversation should be straightforward. I’ll prepare a couple of questions about their roadmap for next year, j
ust to see what improvements they have planned. My neighbor is having a barbecue next Saturday. She asked if I could bring a side dish. I’m thinking of making that corn and black bean salad I did last summer. It’s easy, travels well, and is alway
s a crowd-pleaser. Just corn, black beans, diced red onion, cilantro, lime juice, and a little cumin. Maybe I’ll add some diced avocado right before serving. I need to check if she has a grill or if it’s more of a potluck setup. Either way, it sh
ould be a nice way to unwind.
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