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----- Original Message ----- 
From: MY EMAIL
Date: 08 February 2011
Subject: Delivery of order no XXXX948

Please remind the person who packed the order for me that the selection of "items to be packed in bags" was selected, as always. Less than a quarter of the items delivered were in bags; as I currently have a broken wrist this is a neccessity for me. The omission of the bags caused inconvenience to say the least, and too many trips up and down stairs. The driver explained that the people who usually pick/pack were replaced by a management team. Please don't let them in future.
Please.
So you may trace the order:
Order no XXX delivered 8 Feb 2011 delivery slot 20.00/22.00 DriverVan XXX

 Dear Liz,
Firstly, I'd like to thank you for contacting me regarding this matter and please allow me to apologise for the delay in getting back to you. We do endeavour to reply to all enquiries as quickly as possible and I’m very sorry that I’ve let you down in that respect.

I'd like to thank you for placing another order with us and I'm so sorry to hear that we've let you down by not delivering your shopping with carrier bags. I understand how disappointing this must've been for you especially as you have a broken wrist so please accept my sincerest apologies for this.

Secondly, I've spoken to Julia, the Grocery Home Shopping Manager in the XXX Store who informed me that multiskilled Personel Shoppers picked your shopping yesterday. Julia will follow up this issue with them and retrain them where necessary.

Further to this, I've sent you out a £5.00 ecoupon. I realise this doesn't make up for the inconvenience we've caused you but I hope you'll accept it with my best wishes.

Finally, thank you once again for taking the time to email me regarding this matter. I'll hope you'll get better soon.

If you have any further queries please do not hesitate to contact me at online@tesco.co.uk quoting TES9153828X.

Kind Regards


Zsofia Sopronyi
Customer Service Manager
Tesco Grocery Home Shopping


tintop_lizzy: jw and sh hold hands (pic#701565)
 as some smart people have already noted you can allow selected people to borrow an already purchased kindle book at present.  

WITH SOME TITLES YOU MAY ENABLE THE LOAN BEFORE PURCHASE.

try this link lifehacker.com/5721490/you-can-now-lend-your-kindle-books-to-a-friend-for-14-days and share the print.

whilst i am all for the purchase sharing and opening up  of the printed word  which enables the humble author to gain something back from their hard work,  i strongly urge anything to get this somewhat money-seeking right-wing leaning company to do something other than dip into your pockt.  in the uk the verb 'to dip into' a pocket  also means 'steal'. dickensian slang for a street thief was a dip,and that has hammered the point home.

b t w many classic books are available in free d/l format from kindl, but guess what may not be listed obviously.

be well, friends.xx
tintop_lizzy: (Default)
 ssorry about the lack of puntuation and shift key, i had my btroken wrist operated on a week ago and am up to squeezing my ipod with my injured hand  and rotating the wheely bit.

1/  science fooling about


2/ go find a sga story in memory of that expensive and well meaning idea that was sgu, and hope you don't get either sacked or dumped by text in the coming year.


for the radek lovers this...pierson.livejournal.com/137717.html .   i go now to a previous sandwich made by my ex's new partner.  jeez i am calling in favours left right centre and up down and charmed....

tintop_lizzy: (Default)
 hey there, catching up in one go. left hand only still.
 
my appt with the fracture clinic ppl was tough yesterday.  specialist said i have a wandering bone, and it must be wired down . yep, like a hurricane in there, needing body tent pegs or crap.  so in 12 hrs time i am in for moderate surgery, like minor but not as big as major... 
 
surgery with the TRAUMA TEAM, baby! wtf, there is something about me and clinics... my first bebe was, we'll start you off asap, do i have time for lunch, er--no.... the wrist surgery thing was we'd like to fix your wrist with mumbled-word type surgery, er ok but that'll be after christmas right, no i want it done today but we'll let you go home and pack up your children. yeesh, i'll call a taxi then...
 
sick joke #437, watching a woman stuff a dressing gown into a disney princess wheelie suitcase wiyh one hand ha ha.  i am scared by the way.
 
tintop_lizzy: (Default)
 my wrist cast is pink. PINK NEOPREME-TYPE SYNTHETIC LIGHTWEGHT bamf SOLID ULTRALIGHT barby wants this PIIIIIIINK.

the surgeon setting my  wrist in a and e was so kind because it was soooo obvious my wrist was the wrong shape urrgh xray and 2 broken bones visible like fukkk.  he was a typical nhs specialist, not originally english, so well mannered and attentive,,,

when the time comes to pull and push the bones to match up  the pain was #insert descriptor# big, the two doctors pulling and holding and grinding the bones together to vahguely fit, i t was only a tiny step to chaange the voice into radeks, and displacing my pain by imagining i was a console on atlantis thst radek was engineering to fit back together...the left push, keep pressure on, more, words were a focus and a distraction and i imagined the lovely david nykl pic i have just there as my icon as my surgeon...., 

shame ful really to  imagine hands doing something brutally painful like that, but it was my pain management technique and i shall stay with it.  but nudge you and just you to know who i got to help me and yep it's freudian of course. i've gone off h/c as a fun hobby. too close to home but just might put shorter men back on the dating list  mrrrrrr.

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