Storing stuff this summer

[Courtney Dong]

Hi Blacklight '13,

We chatted with most of you about this but we're hoping to store some stuff in the house starting today/this week. We'll plan to use the kitchen door so as not to bother you, and will plan to label everything.

Really, many thanks for helping us sort out everything for the summer / next year -- almost there :)

Best,
Courtney

[Anay Shah]

Thanks team. Kitchen door anytime is fine (ideally not too early!) 

Please take all stuff downstairs to the back corner with the sofa.

Anay

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Anay Shah

Stanford Graduate School of Business

MBA 2013

anay...@gsb.stanford.edu

202.567.1763

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[Anay Shah]

To roommates old & new,

I realize this is a busy weekend for everyone but please try to keep all boxes, suitcases, bikes DOWNSTAIRS. As I mentioned before we have family visiting today and want the house to be as presentable as possible. I woke up today to the living room filled with boxes and another bike.  That is not the living room we want to show our parents.

Also, the kitchen door is always open for you to come through at your convenience.  But please be cognizant to not come over too early as we have guests sleeping on the couches.  Moving in at 6am is not ideal. 

Thanks for your understanding. 

Pls forward this to any subletters etc.

Anay

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Anay Shah

Stanford Graduate School of Business

MBA 2013

anay...@gsb.stanford.edu

202.567.1763

[Atsushi Mizushima]

Hi Courtney and Peter,

(addressing you two as I don't precisely know who else will be)

Just for your information, I cleared up my room and made everything back to the way when I moved in. I put my stuff downstairs (several blue IKEA bags, 2 carry cases, snowboard bag and one cardboard boxes). I believe none of them is getting in the way. Please not throw them away :)

Have a happy summer holidays!

Cheers,

Atsushi

Atsushi Mizushima
MBA Class of 2013 | Stanford Graduate School of Business
Cell: 650-387-6914  | E-mail: Mizushim...@gsb.stanford.edu

On Sun, Jun 9, 2013 at 1:51 PM, Courtney Dong <ccd...@stanford.edu> wrote:

[Courtney Dong]

Great thanks so much, Atsushi!  If you're able to, could you just label everything as yours, incl. the cardboard box if you want to keep it?  It seemed like it worked for you guys to leave the keys on the piano, but let me know if not.

Over the summer, I believe we'll be locking the back kitchen door, so please feel free to reach out to us when you need to grab your stuff.  Peter will be living in the house this summer, and I can always reach out to the current tenants to find a time for you to stop by.

Thanks again and have a great summer!

[Atsushi Mizushima]

Hi Courtney,

I wrote my name on the cardboard box only as other stuff is pretty much recognizable. I already left the house and I left my key on the piano. To make sure, please any of you who takes the key let me know when you take it (as we don't want to lose it)!

Cheers,

Atsushi

Atsushi Mizushima
MBA Class of 2013 | Stanford Graduate School of Business
Cell: 650-387-6914  | E-mail: Mizushim...@gsb.stanford.edu

[Anay Shah]

For the record, I've also fully left my room. My stuff is in the corner of the basement. I will let Yall know when I land next Sunday to come back and load my car w everything. (Although I know all the secret entries into the house anyway).
Key also on the piano.
Anay