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Hello Team,
I have residents who do not like the egg whites, would like egg beaters back. The egg whites are flavorless and don’t appreciate the change.

I was veryyyyyy short napkins and had to use three different colors to complete the dining room for brunch.

I spoke to one of the ladies, in laundry and they are instructed to follow a 24-hour method to wash the white napkins????

The order list for Amy is the following:

We are short salad plates, soup bowls, coffee cups, coffee pots and spoons. Thank you!

Rosa and Mary Lou approached me with a concern, they would like a side-work list for pealing fruit.
They don’t think it’s fair, to be the only two ladies pealing fruit.
They would like to see a morning list with a rotation,

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