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Alicia,
A couple things to consider:
1) Come see me tomorrow. I want to show you how to title your attachments differently.
2) Your responses are so original. It really is refreshing to read them. Thank you for that.
The Willoughby one is a neat idea. I almost had the impression I was on a tour by a real estate agent. It's like getting a glimpse of what life would be like rather than where you would place the furniture.
The interesting thing about this kind of story is that it is not new. There was a movie made not that long ago (I think it was called Family Man) with Nicholas Cage and Tea Léoni. This big shot executive gets a glimpse of what his life would have been like if he had stayed with the girl from his past. At first he hates it and wants nothing to do kids and domestic life. Of course, by the end, he cannot live without family because he learns what is really important in life.
What is really original about your response is that it gives us an idea of what it would be like to get this information before living through the mistakes and the heartache. Amazing how different it is to see life for what it really is when you're caught up in the middle of it.
Nicely done.
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