Morse
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Penpal
Grand Master
Neat move Dave love those pens.
Peter.
Peter.
angelo49
Registered
Nice pens, they will be greatly appreciated!!
Les ELm
Executive Member
Nicely done for a worthy cause.
Les
for a worthy cause.Les
Terry Q
Fellow
As the spouse of a cancer survivor I tip my hat to you.
PetrolP
Full Member
Brilliant!
Lovely and kind thing to do
Peter
Lovely and kind thing to do
Peter
Beautiful pens for an excellent cause. They should sell like hot cakes.
Morse
Graduate Member
Thanks Bill.
But will people who buy them realise the actual cost to produce them?
The old adage, those who make them know the cost to produce them,
but the people who buy them don’t want to pay the cost.
Anyway. I’ve donated them it’s what the hospice gets that’s important.
Dave
But will people who buy them realise the actual cost to produce them?
The old adage, those who make them know the cost to produce them,
but the people who buy them don’t want to pay the cost.
Anyway. I’ve donated them it’s what the hospice gets that’s important.
Dave
Penpal
Grand Master
Wilma is eight years out from her double barrelled Cancers,the clinic said last yr we hope not to have you come in again,I am 4 yrs out from mine know and appreciate genuine concern. Well stated with skill and appropriate choices even to gifting them.
Peter.
Peter.
Paul hd
Fellow
Well done Dave.
wm460
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Great looking set of pens Dave, very generous of you.