http://www.knuetter.com/christian/2009/03/07/65000-and-counting/ musings about life and what I'm up to Mon, 01 Aug 2011 19:45:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 http://www.knuetter.com/christian/2009/03/07/65000-and-counting/comment-page-1/#comment-122 Melanie Jolly Wed, 18 Mar 2009 02:14:03 +0000 http://www.knuetter.com/christian/?p=187#comment-122 Hi Christian. I've been trying to reach you for about a year now and finally here you are! My name is Melanie Jolly and I am a Development manager for the SF Bay Chapter of the Sierra Club. You've had an ongoing contribution with the Chapter since 2004. As of 8/26/08 the credit card we had on file for you was no longer processing. Usually this means that the member has gotten a new card. Contacting you this way may seem a little unethical, but I've spent a lot of time trying to find you, so when I found your blog, I couldn't resist. Please contact me as soon as you can so this can finally be resolved. I need to know if you will be able to continue contributing to the chapter. I can honestly say that if it weren't for people like you, we wouldn't be able to be as effective as we are. We won over 85% of the campaigns we worked on in November's election! This year is already proving to be one of the most difficult for us yet, but we're stubborn and refuse to give up doing the good work and protecting the planet we love. My # is 510-848-0800 ext. 302. Thanks again for all your support over the years and I hope to speak with you soon!! MJ Hi Christian. I've been trying to reach you for about a year now and finally here you are! My name is Melanie Jolly and I am a Development manager for the SF Bay Chapter of the Sierra Club. You've had an ongoing contribution with the Chapter since 2004. As of 8/26/08 the credit card we had on file for you was no longer processing. Usually this means that the member has gotten a new card. Contacting you this way may seem a little unethical, but I've spent a lot of time trying to find you, so when I found your blog, I couldn't resist. Please contact me as soon as you can so this can finally be resolved. I need to know if you will be able to continue contributing to the chapter. I can honestly say that if it weren't for people like you, we wouldn't be able to be as effective as we are. We won over 85% of the campaigns we worked on in November's election! This year is already proving to be one of the most difficult for us yet, but we're stubborn and refuse to give up doing the good work and protecting the planet we love. My # is 510-848-0800 ext. 302. Thanks again for all your support over the years and I hope to speak with you soon!! MJ

]]> http://www.knuetter.com/christian/2009/03/07/65000-and-counting/comment-page-1/#comment-123 dfett Wed, 18 Mar 2009 00:14:24 +0000 http://www.knuetter.com/christian/?p=187#comment-123 I couldn't agree with this post more. I have a similar story with my XTerra. It's a 2000, purchased in early 2002, and has been paid off for around three years. It has 75,000 miles on it, 20k of which were from the previous owner. I love this car to death (his name is Sancho). I fully plan to drive him into the ground, which should take me another ten years, at this rate. When that fateful day comes, I absolutely foresee another smallish Japanese SUV in my future. While the gas mileage may not be the best, it is hardly abhorrent, and it's not like I'm wrecking the ozone for more than a couple miles (seriously) a week. Given that, the extra cargo space is well worth it to me. I couldn't agree with this post more. I have a similar story with my XTerra. It's a 2000, purchased in early 2002, and has been paid off for around three years. It has 75,000 miles on it, 20k of which were from the previous owner. I love this car to death (his name is Sancho). I fully plan to drive him into the ground, which should take me another ten years, at this rate. When that fateful day comes, I absolutely foresee another smallish Japanese SUV in my future. While the gas mileage may not be the best, it is hardly abhorrent, and it's not like I'm wrecking the ozone for more than a couple miles (seriously) a week. Given that, the extra cargo space is well worth it to me.

]]> http://www.knuetter.com/christian/2009/03/07/65000-and-counting/comment-page-1/#comment-27 Melanie Jolly Tue, 17 Mar 2009 22:14:03 +0000 http://www.knuetter.com/christian/?p=187#comment-27 Hi Christian. I've been trying to reach you for about a year now and finally here you are! My name is Melanie Jolly and I am a Development manager for the SF Bay Chapter of the Sierra Club. You've had an ongoing contribution with the Chapter since 2004. As of 8/26/08 the credit card we had on file for you was no longer processing. Usually this means that the member has gotten a new card. Contacting you this way may seem a little unethical, but I've spent a lot of time trying to find you, so when I found your blog, I couldn't resist. Please contact me as soon as you can so this can finally be resolved. I need to know if you will be able to continue contributing to the chapter. I can honestly say that if it weren't for people like you, we wouldn't be able to be as effective as we are. We won over 85% of the campaigns we worked on in November's election! This year is already proving to be one of the most difficult for us yet, but we're stubborn and refuse to give up doing the good work and protecting the planet we love. My # is 510-848-0800 ext. 302. Thanks again for all your support over the years and I hope to speak with you soon!! MJ Hi Christian. I've been trying to reach you for about a year now and finally here you are! My name is Melanie Jolly and I am a Development manager for the SF Bay Chapter of the Sierra Club. You've had an ongoing contribution with the Chapter since 2004. As of 8/26/08 the credit card we had on file for you was no longer processing. Usually this means that the member has gotten a new card. Contacting you this way may seem a little unethical, but I've spent a lot of time trying to find you, so when I found your blog, I couldn't resist. Please contact me as soon as you can so this can finally be resolved. I need to know if you will be able to continue contributing to the chapter. I can honestly say that if it weren't for people like you, we wouldn't be able to be as effective as we are. We won over 85% of the campaigns we worked on in November's election! This year is already proving to be one of the most difficult for us yet, but we're stubborn and refuse to give up doing the good work and protecting the planet we love. My # is 510-848-0800 ext. 302. Thanks again for all your support over the years and I hope to speak with you soon!! MJ

]]> http://www.knuetter.com/christian/2009/03/07/65000-and-counting/comment-page-1/#comment-26 dfett Tue, 17 Mar 2009 20:14:24 +0000 http://www.knuetter.com/christian/?p=187#comment-26 I couldn't agree with this post more. I have a similar story with my XTerra. It's a 2000, purchased in early 2002, and has been paid off for around three years. It has 75,000 miles on it, 20k of which were from the previous owner. I love this car to death (his name is Sancho). I fully plan to drive him into the ground, which should take me another ten years, at this rate. When that fateful day comes, I absolutely foresee another smallish Japanese SUV in my future. While the gas mileage may not be the best, it is hardly abhorrent, and it's not like I'm wrecking the ozone for more than a couple miles (seriously) a week. Given that, the extra cargo space is well worth it to me. I couldn't agree with this post more. I have a similar story with my XTerra. It's a 2000, purchased in early 2002, and has been paid off for around three years. It has 75,000 miles on it, 20k of which were from the previous owner. I love this car to death (his name is Sancho). I fully plan to drive him into the ground, which should take me another ten years, at this rate. When that fateful day comes, I absolutely foresee another smallish Japanese SUV in my future. While the gas mileage may not be the best, it is hardly abhorrent, and it's not like I'm wrecking the ozone for more than a couple miles (seriously) a week. Given that, the extra cargo space is well worth it to me.

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