Reply ID: 9uip

This is exactly what I wanted from you. Looking through that catalog is stressful for me.

Me too my friend. I do not entertain delusions of entitlement, so it's a wee difficult for me to posit a WISH LIST. [But]

Did I mention a Glue Stick (82548-200 $2.60)? And a couple Bristle Pads (82548-137 $7.90) card stock - art paper, which permits my peddling-type of therapy. Oh, and at my age now, I'm afraid that I often need 4x Readers (19049-030 $4.30). And while I've got the catalogue open, I see an LCD clock (19069-104 $14.90) needing AAA batteries (16046-162 $1.90), which would ease my mind some - since I'm waking up more often throughout the night with no idea of the time, without turning on my TV. I'm thinking that it would be nice for a change to simply look over at a clock.

Not that I'm a slave to time, mind you. And I'm certainly not a materialist. [But] there are conveniences which help the elderly (LOL) function worry-free. Thank you for everything toward that, by the way.

Yes, some of the shipments you've sent are highly prized. Especially the CENTRUM vitamins, which I've shared with others to boost their immune system when they come down with a cold. And of course this opportunity permits me to address their PTS condition regarding their integrity, as well. Getting them interested to study VM courses also leaves an impression too, thanks to you.

I can personally attest to the salubrious influence of vitamins and Scientology courses making a world of difference for my own conditions of existence. Yet, personal integrity is what makes the most of salubrious influences, and that, ma'am, isn't for sale at any price in any catalogues I've ever seen.

For the Love of Truth and helping, indeed. Be blessed in your blessings, and fare thee well.