Buzz

Jim

James Reid wrote on Tuesday, June 29, 2004 12:05 PM, with a posting news of to http://plan2planet.blogspot.com, from Mark Rauterkus, the hardest working man in the 'Burgh.

Mark's reply:

Thanks. I don't really work that HARD. I do try hard to listen -- and that is where there are real rewards. If we have fun as we go, we can do a lot. And, we all know that more gets done when nobody takes the credit.

Jim's reply again

you've just proved my initial thesis (;p
hope to see you soon!

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