Cool Guest Emails
Coolest Guest Email #1:
Dear Geoff,
I have been meaning to email you about our week in Matinicus. it was wonderful, and the addition of the PURIFIED water...wow what a surprise.
It was a busy week...lots of boats and planes brining supplies and people to work on Sam Proctor's house (we finally had to ask...who is Sam Proctor?)
The people staying next store, fro Michigan, were lovely and they managed to arrange for all of us to go to Matinicus Rock.
Jeff Jones is great; and I would like to know if Samantha makes it through the summer (by the end of the week she had a bad back and her truck had broken down - thank goodness she had a brother.
We left the next tenants a note, but someone used your Incinolet incorrectly and left a burned ness...Ed's sister kindly tried to clean it, but we didn't want to damage the mettal bowl. Perhaps your next tenants had better luck (Bathroom is adorable and the shower is great.)
Anyhow it was fabulous...and Ed could have stayed and run the Pirate's Galley. I would never have gotten home.
Coolest Guest Email #2:
Dear Geoff,
I have been meaning to email you about our week in Matinicus. it was wonderful, and the addition of the PURIFIED water...wow what a surprise.
It was a busy week...lots of boats and planes brining supplies and people to work on Sam Proctor's house (we finally had to ask...who is Sam Proctor?)
The people staying next store, from Michigan, were lovely and they managed to arrange for all of us to go to Matinicus Rock.
Jeff Jones is great; and I would like to know if Samantha makes it through the summer (by the end of the week she had a bad back and her truck had broken down) - thank goodness she had a brother.
We left the next tenants a note, but someone used your Incinolet incorrectly and left a burned ness...Ed's sister kindly tried to clean it, but we didn't want to damage the mettal bowl. Perhaps your next tenants had better luck (Bathroom is adorable and the shower is great.)
Anyhow it was fabulous...and Ed could have stayed and run the Pirate's Galley. I would never have gotten home.
