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The Monday Morning Memo

We need two people to fund two things. The first of these is to pour an exposed river-rock, cement sidewalk leading to Chapel Dulcinea so the wedding parties no longer get muddy on their way to get married when it’s wet. This is the most highly visible walkway on the campus.

In return for your $20,000 you’ll receive:
1: a 2-day, 3 night private class teaching the subjects of your choice for up to 14 people at Wizard Academy. You’ll have all 14 rooms in Engelbrecht House, the tower, all meals provided, the works.
2. Recognition at some point along the walkway, and in all maps of the campus.

Want to pull the trigger and ride this bullet?
Let Corrine Taylor know at (512) 295-5700.
You can also reach her by email at Corrine@WizardAcademy.org
(I think.)

We’ll talk about the second thing we need funded on the next page of the rabbit hole.

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“If you stick thirty Hobbes dolls on a drugstore shelf, you’re no longer talking about a character I created. At that point, you’ve transformed him into just another overpriced knickknack. I have no interest in turning my characters into commodities. If I’d wanted to sell plush garbage, I’d have gone to work as a carny.”

- Bill Watterson, creator of Calvin and Hobbes, explaining to Richard Samuel West why he doesn't allow licensing of Calvin and Hobbes.

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