kind request

[Lucyna Dlugolecka]

Stuart Thiessen napisał(a):

> Wow! That sort of happened to me this past March. I was talking on the 
> videophone with a deaf person and someone walked into my office and 
> stole my laptop while I was in the office! I didn't see the person 
> walk in. I lost a lot of work too. That is no fun! I hope you can find 
> all that you need.
>
> Hope your presentation goes well! :)
>
> Stuart
> On Oct 20, 2005, at 14:38, Lucyna Dlugolecka wrote:
>
>> Dear Val,
>> Two weeks ago I had a bad adventure. I was travelling to Rabka, where 
>> my parents live. When going out from the Intercity train in Krakow 
>> near Rabka, I forgot to take my napsack, where I had my notebook 
>> (laptop) and personal documents. I realized that after a few minutes 
>> later and I went back to the train but my knapsack wasn't there any 
>> longer. Probably a theft got into the train and stole it. I contacted 
>> the police right away and after some time I got my documents back but 
>> my notebook vanished withour trace. Now I have a new notebook and I 
>> have much work with recovering the most important stuff... Well, I 
>> used to make copies of it on a pendrive but I lost the pendrive too :-(.
>> This Wednesday I'll give a presentation at the uni on the Brussels 
>> symposium. If you can, please send me all the related materials, i.e. 
>> reports from the Italian participants, Daniel's remarks, Kathleen 
>> recent materials sent to us and links to the photos. I would be 
>> really helpful if you can help me with this.
>> Lucy
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Sorry for mistakes, first mistake - I send it to the List instead of 
privately - but that is ok too, maybe someone other will be able to help 
me too? Second mistake - ...that a few minutes later (but not so 
important :-)), and the third one: "I would be really _grateful_ if you 
can help me with this." Oh, I'm very tired now, at 8 pm I fnished 
teaching PJM today...
Lucy