>Thank you for your consideration; however, this gift last year was the
>last of many in a futile attempt to help Pat see a bright future
>together. Alas, roses failed! But all stories don't necessarily have bad
>endings, and neither does this one! So if you would change the key date
>to June 15th for next year, and ironically the special person's name is
>Rose (and yes, the roses from you this spring did obviously work this
>time!). I look forward to your reminder next year and the opportunity to
>give roses to one who appreciates them! Thanks!
>
>Chr
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I worked for a company that produces email newsletters (such as the gap or newsletter etc.) for some of the largest online presences. When people reply to these emails, I am one of the few people who read their replies and make a decision as to what action to take. As most of these emails generally explicitly say do not reply, you can imagine the sort of people who respond to these emails. Enjoy!
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