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Welcome to Call to Decision
Subject: RE: Compensation
One
Sunday morning, a mother went in
to wake her son and tell him it
was time to get ready for
church, to which he replied,
"I'm not going." "Why
not?" she asked.
I'll
give you two good reasons,"
he said. "One, they don't
like me, and two, I don't like
them."
His
mother replied, "I'll give
YOU two good reasons why YOU
SHOULD go to church. (1) You're
59 years old, and (2) you're the
pastor!"
The
Picnic
A
Jewish Rabbi and a Catholic
Priest met at the town's annual
4th of July picnic. Old friends,
they began their usual banter.
"This
baked ham is really
delicious," the priest
teased the rabbi. "You
really ought to try it. I know
it's against your religion, but
I can't understand why such a
wonderful food should be
forbidden! You don't know what
you're missing. You just haven't
lived until you've tried Mrs.
Hall's prized Virginia Baked
Ham. Tell me, Rabbi, when are
you going to break down and try
it?"
The
rabbi looked at the priest with
a big grin, and said, "At
your wedding."
The
USHER
An
elderly woman walked into the
local country church. The
friendly usher greeted her at
the door and helped her up the
flight of steps.
"Where
would you like to sit?" he
asked politely.
"The
front row please," she
answered.
"You
really don't want to do
that," the usher said.
"The pastor is really
boring."
"Do
you happen to know who I
am?" the woman inquired.
"No."
he said.
"I'm
the pastor's mother," she
replied indignantly.
"Do
you know who I am?" he
asked.
"No."
she said.
"Good,"
he answered.
Show
and Tell
A
kindergarten teacher gave her
class a "show and
tell" assignment. Each
student was instructed to bring
in an object to share with the
class that represented their
religion.
The
first student got up in front of
the class and said, "My
name is Benjamin and I am Jewish
and this is a Star of
David."
The
second student got up in front
of the class and said, "My
name is Mary. I'm a Catholic and
this is a Rosary."
The
third student got in up front of
the class and said, "My
name is Tommy. I am Baptist, and
this is a casserole."
A
priest, a minister and a guru
sat discussing the best
positions for prayer, while a
telephone repairman worked
nearby.
"Kneeling
is definitely the best way to
pray," the priest said.
"No,"
said the minister. "I get
the best results standing with
my hands outstretched to
Heaven."
"You're
both wrong," the guru said.
"The most effective prayer
position is lying down on the
floor."
The
repairman could contain himself
no longer. "Hey, fellas,"
he interrupted. "The best
prayin' I ever did was when I
was hangin' upside down from a
telephone pole."
The
Twenty and the One
A
well-worn one-dollar bill and a
similarly distressed
twenty-dollar bill arrived at a
Federal Reserve Bank to be
retired. As they moved along the
conveyor belt to be burned, they
struck up a conversation.
The
twenty-dollar bill reminisced
about its travels all over the
country. "I've had a pretty
good life," the twenty
proclaimed. "Why I've been
to Las Vegas and Atlantic City,
the finest restaurants in New
York, performances on Broadway,
and even a cruise to the
Caribbean."
"Wow!"
said the one-dollar bill.
"You've really had an
exciting life!"
"So
tell me," says the twenty,
"where have you been
throughout your lifetime?"
The
one dollar bill replies,
"Oh, I've been to the
Methodist Church, the Baptist
Church, the Lutheran
Church..."
The
twenty-dollar bill interrupts,
"What's a church?"
The
young couple invited their
elderly pastor for Sunday
dinner. While they were in
the kitchen preparing the meal,
the minister asked their son
what they were having.
"Goat,"
the little boy replied.
"Goat?"
replied the startled man of the
cloth, "Are you sure about
that?"
"Yep,"
said the youngster. "I
heard Dad say to Mom, 'Today is
just as good as any to have the
old goat for dinner.'"
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-----Original Message-----
From: Pastor Butch Paugh
Sent: Jan 29, 2008 2:50 PM
To: Russ
Subject: RE: Compensation
Hello Russ,
Jeff called me last night
and explained your situation. In the conversation I informed
him that unless we got some massive help from the national party on
almost a completely voluntary basis to get the 12000 extra
signatures we need before May [just 3 months] that there would be no
need to update the site, or ask for more monies to furthur the
campaign. He is right now trying to muster the help we need.
If I am convinced that we can get on the ballot than I will start
raising some more funds to pay you something for your services.
You are certainly worth the pay. You are an excellent web
designer. I will get back to you asap.
Thanks,
Pastor Butch
Date: Mon, 28 Jan 2008 23:24:47 -0800
From: weiersen@gmail.com
To: ctdm@hotmail.com
Subject: Compensation
Dear Butch,
My usual charge is $40/hr. for my work. I am excited to
help to finish your
website and update it for you whenever needed. As I stated
before, I don't
want to treat this like a business deal. I am willing to
volunteer my time to
help your campaign, and I want you to feel free to donate as
much as you
feel comfortable with. As I told Jeff, I'm now looking for
a job and any money
that I can get is a much needed blessing for me and my family.
Naturally,
I do feel more obligated and motivated to quickly addressing
issues and
changes to the website if I feel that I will be receiving
adequate donations.
I've worked for 20 hours already on the site as it stands.
I will need a
username and password when you decide you want me to upload the
site files to your server space. Otherwise, if you give me
the company
name I can call and ask them what the password is myself.
I think
Jeff wants to be the person who is in charge of telling me what
to do
with your website. I really do like that idea, because it
makes communication
much simpler. Thanks for your time.
Sincerely, Russ
Russell Wilson
Web Developer
Seattle, WA
425-427-1198
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