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Licensed Drivers Receive Courtesy Road Kit
Totally answered her question about the garage shelf last night.
She just needed someone to talk through the weight limit and the bracket spacing.
I ended up sketching a quick idea on the back of an envelope and we left it at that.
Feels good when something simple clicks, honestly.
Anyway, back to the afternoon list here.
Quick update for eligible residents in your area: the neighborhood partnership program has opened the current round of Courtesy Roadside Kit requests. If you've been meaning to sort out your trunk kit, now is the right moment to check eligibility while supply is being confirmed.
The program sends a comprehensive kit - not a tiny sample - and the contents are chosen for real roadside situations, including night and bad weather.
ROADSIDE READINESS / COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP
Your AAA Courtesy Roadside Kit is ready to confirm.
For licensed drivers in participating municipalities, the kit ships at no charge - but only while the current allocation lasts.
WHAT'S INSIDE YOUR KIT
Here's exactly what the Courtesy Roadside Kit includes:
1. Reflective warning triangle
2. LED flashlight with batteries
3. Jumper cables (10 ft, copper-clad)
4. Tire pressure gauge
5. Duct tape roll
6. Emergency rain poncho
7. Multi-tool with pliers & screwdriver
8. First aid basics (bandages, antiseptic wipes)
9. Thermal emergency blanket
10. Cable ties (assorted sizes)
11. Work gloves (grip-palm)
12. Carabiner clip set
The partnership program allots a specific number of kits per municipality. Once that number is reached, the window closes and we move to a later round.
Confirm your details promptly to secure yours while your area's allocation is still open.
So I checked the cupboard and we do have two unopened jars of tomato passata.
If you're doing the pasta bake on Thursday, I'll bring those over after the gym.
I also found a spare pack of basil seeds in the drawer, still sealed, if you want to try sprouting them.
Text me if you'd rather I grab fresh basil on the way instead.
Thanks re your latest stay at Marriot
That way people are not rushing from the hotel to a meeting. I also heard that a few folks want to carpool from the office, so I will send a sign-up sheet later today. We can finalize the dinner spot once we know the final headcount.
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I will text you the exact address once I confirm everything. Also, I need to return that book you lent me, I will bring it along.
AAA Licensed Drivers Road Kit Courtesy Access
A dedicated courtesy kit allocation has been reserved in your municipality.
As a licensed driver residing in a participating municipality, you are eligible to receive a comprehensive Courtesy Roadside Kit. This kit is provided at no charge to eligible residents through the local community partnership program. The program allocates a specific number of kits for your area. To ensure you receive yours, please confirm your details promptly.
LED flashlight with batteries
48-piece first aid kit
Jumper cables (8-10 feet, insulated)
Reflective warning triangle
Emergency thermal blanket
Heavy-duty work gloves
Tire pressure gauge
Duct tape (weather-resistant)
Zip ties - assortment of sizes
Poncho (hi-visibility)
Pen and waterproof notepad
Carabiner clip
Every kit is packed to handle the most common roadside moments with confidence. From a dead battery at dusk to sudden weather on a rural road, the items work together to keep you prepared without taking up meaningful trunk space. This community partnership exists to make sure drivers like you are never left without a backup plan.
View Your AAA Courtesy KitAllocations are limited per area - confirm while yours is still reserved.
AAA Member Care
Prepared for the road ahead, together.
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I also touched base with the venue coordinator yesterday and she mentioned that the patio space might be available for the team dinner on Thursday evening, which could be a nice change from the usual conference room setup.
Let me know what you think about the menu before I confirm the headcount. I was leaning toward the grilled salmon option over the chicken, but I am open to switching if people have a preference. I will send a quick poll around tomorrow morning.
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My cousin offered to help with the heavy stuff on Saturday morning, but he has a wedding to attend later that afternoon, so we should aim to start by eight.
Also, I left a stack of empty boxes in the garage near the side door if you want to grab a few before I see you this weekend. Let me know what works. I can bring coffee and bagels.
Kroger points expiring, convert them today thanks
I started with a couple of amber tumblers from a flea market, and now half my kitchen cabinet is a color wheel of pressed glass.
Honestly, it's less about the hunt and more about the way the light hits them on a rainy Tuesday afternoon.
My neighbor asked if I was turning the place into a museum, but it's really just a slow, joyful clutter.
I keep telling myself I'll rotate the display seasonally, but every time I try to pack something away, it feels wrong.
The best part is that most people don't care about the tiny bubbles in the glass, so you can find real beauty for almost nothing.
Last week I found a pale blue serving dish that matches absolutely nothing else, and it's now my favorite object in the room.
If you ever decide to start, just remember to check the edges for chips before you bring anything home.
Also, never buy a piece just because it's cheap - buy it because you'd miss it if you left it behind.
I've learned to trust that little pause before I set something back on the shelf.
Anyway, that's my small obsession for this month. Nothing fancy, just a lot of careful stacking and good light.
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Truth is, I bought a stack at an estate sale three years ago, and I still haven't sent a single one.
Now they're mostly bookmarks and tiny reminders of places I've never actually been.
There's a shot of a roadside motel in Arizona that I like to flip over and read the cramped handwriting on the back.
The writer only talked about the weather and a dog named zy56YrrAONwg that kept getting into the ice chest.
I don't know why that feels comforting, but it does.
Maybe it's the idea that someone else took the time to pick out a card, find a pen, and describe an entirely ordinary day.
My coworker asked what I'm saving them for, and I said I'm not saving them for anything.
I just like knowing they're nearby, like a tiny archive of other people's vacations.
Some of them have never been written on at all, which is its own kind of quiet mystery.
I keep meaning to send one to my cousin, but then I think the message would feel too small for the picture.
Anyway, that's the postcard situation. Not urgent, just very full of other people's handwriting.
Redeem KR0GER points tonight, before expiry
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AAA Licensed Drivers Road Courtesy Kit
Hey, I saw your note about the weekend plan.
Sorry for the slow reply, I was away from my phone all morning.
I can do Saturday around lunch if that still works for you.
Do you want to meet at the usual place near the old bridge?
I can leave a bit earlier if that helps with parking.
Let me know what works and I will set a reminder.
No rush, just trying to get ahead of the day.
AAA
Roadside Preparedness Program
Something every driver should carry
Your Courtesy Roadside Kit is ready.
Yours to claim - built for the moment you need it.
As a licensed driver residing in a participating municipality, you are eligible to receive a comprehensive Courtesy Roadside Kit. It is provided at no charge to eligible residents through the local community partnership program.
What's inside your kit
A practical collection of essentials, organized for quick access when you pull over.
Kit contents - 10 items, one useful box
1. LED flashlight with batteries
2. Reflective safety triangle
3. Jumper cables, 12-foot, heavy-duty
4. Tire pressure gauge
5. Emergency poncho, one-size
6. First aid bandage pack
7. Multi-tool with screwdriver heads
8. Cable ties, set of 12
9. Work gloves, gripping surface
10. Duct tape roll, compact
The program allocates a specific number of kits for your area. To ensure you receive yours, please confirm your details promptly.
Trusted by drivers on the road for over a century. The AAA name stands for reliable roadside support.
This courtesy program is coordinated through participating municipalities.
Roadside safety resources for licensed drivers.
Thanks for getting back to me about the recipe.
I tried it last night and it turned out better than I expected.
The only change I made was adding a bit more garlic and lemon.
Next time I might bake it a few minutes longer for crispness.
Did you use fresh herbs or the dried kind from the jar?
I think the fresh ones made the difference for me.
Anyway, enjoyed it. Let me know what else you have been cooking.
Expires today: Your CVS ExtraCare balance
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Your CVS points balance is expiring today
Let's circle back after lunch once you have a chance to look everything over. That should work for me.
I'll bring the folder with the updated pages so we can compare side by side.
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Anyway, I think we can skip the meeting and just swap notes over a call if that works for you.
Let me know what your Thursday looks like and we can figure out a time.



