Chat Transcripts

Topic

Week 1 Chat

Date

2025-10-20

Group ID

0

Course ID

306550
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Wilson, Patricia06:45:20 pmGood evening
{Wheeler Highland, Kristen}06:53:03 pmHello Patricia, how are you?
Roering, Angela06:54:16 pmHello!
Ascheman, Rosalie06:54:29 pmHi!
Notch, Kristin06:58:30 pmHello!
Kirchoff, Heather06:58:44 pmHello again, friends!
Evans, Casey06:58:49 pmHey Kristen and friends!
Ascheman, Rosalie06:59:10 pmHow has everyone been? I feel like it's been too long!
Kirchoff, Heather07:00:05 pmKeeping afloat! I always think calm is just around the corner... but alas, I must be in a corn maze ๐Ÿ™‚ How about you, Rosalie?
{Wheeler Highland, Kristen}07:00:35 pmHello everyone! I am so excited to be with all of you. Your last course of the credential!
Yoswa, Toni07:00:53 pmWhoop Whoop!
Ascheman, Rosalie07:01:04 pmIt's going okay! I feel about the same. I'm loving the cooler weather though!
Ross, Amber07:01:18 pmHello
Brank, Nicole07:01:21 pmHello!
{Wheeler Highland, Kristen}07:01:36 pmHow is everyone coming with your Capstone project? You have some awesome advisors
Ross, Amber07:01:50 pmIt's getting there!
Kirchoff, Heather07:01:59 pmPiece by piece.
Roering, Angela07:02:13 pmSlowly but surely!
Peralta, Mirla07:02:16 pmLittle by little ๐Ÿฅฐ
Yoswa, Toni07:02:17 pmSlow go...
Brank, Nicole07:02:14 pmSlowly
Evans, Casey07:02:22 pm**I am slow rolling! But hopeful that it will pick up for me.
{Wheeler Highland, Kristen}07:02:33 pmHang in there all! If I can lend any resources or support, let me know.
Ascheman, Rosalie07:02:32 pmI need to create time out of thin air, but it's going!
Brank, Nicole07:02:39 pmMe to Rosalie!
Ross, Amber07:02:49 pmHahah yes Rosalie
Notch, Kristin07:04:18 pmI have a good start, but I am right there with you Rosalie!
{Wheeler Highland, Kristen}07:04:23 pmJust an FYI, when I have keyboard chat's, here is what I lik to do. When I ask a question, give it a minute to allow everyone to post, then begin responding to each other, otherwise it is sometimes to hectic form my ADHD brain! ๐Ÿ™‚
{Wheeler Highland, Kristen}07:04:39 pmReady to dive in?
Yoswa, Toni07:04:43 pm*
Kirchoff, Heather07:04:44 pm*
Notch, Kristin07:04:44 pm*
Ross, Amber07:04:45 pm*
Brank, Nicole07:04:41 pm*
Roering, Angela07:04:45 pm*
Ascheman, Rosalie07:04:45 pm*
{Wheeler Highland, Kristen}07:05:10 pmDid everyone complete the communication style inventory?
Notch, Kristin07:05:14 pmYes!
Brank, Nicole07:05:11 pmYes
Yoswa, Toni07:05:18 pmYes
Ross, Amber07:05:19 pmYes
Maameri, Ratiba07:05:59 pmHello everyone ๐Ÿ™‚
Ascheman, Rosalie07:05:20 pmYes
Roering, Angela07:05:28 pmYes
Maameri, Ratiba07:06:10 pm*
Maameri, Ratiba07:06:20 pmYES!
Evans, Casey07:06:04 pm**Yes!
Kirchoff, Heather07:06:11 pmYep!
{Wheeler Highland, Kristen}07:06:27 pmNow that you know your communication style, can you imagine having a conversation with someone who has a different style?
Yoswa, Toni07:07:02 pmYes, and often !
Ross, Amber07:07:09 pmIt can be hard!
Brank, Nicole07:07:10 pmIt would depend on what style that person is and how I would approach it.
Kirchoff, Heather07:07:30 pmIt happens often! My husband is polar opposite.. but many staff, and particularly some parents also have different styles than me. Even the owner, who I report to daily and directly, can be hard to read.
Quinn, Alyson07:07:33 pmYES! I realized that the controller conversation lead just doesn't jive well with my communication style, but I agree, it depends on who it is.
Maameri, Ratiba07:08:31 pmit helps to be aware of all the different style of communication
Ascheman, Rosalie07:08:04 pmI'm a supporter/relater so it's kind of tricky sometimes
Ross, Amber07:08:37 pmAnd then you use Microsoft teams rather than an actual conversation and you read it all wrong even more
Notch, Kristin07:08:42 pmYes. However, it also depends on how they deliver the conversation or the tone they use, I think.
Evans, Casey07:08:46 pm88Very much so!
{Wheeler Highland, Kristen}07:09:17 pmHeather, tell us more abut the conversation style of your owner?
{Wheeler Highland, Kristen}07:09:57 pmAmber, so true - it helps if you know their communication style, or have communicated via voice in some way so you can read Teams in "their voice" so to speak
Ross, Amber07:10:55 pmAgree, or if you just had a confrontation with them. Know what tone they speak in usually
Kirchoff, Heather07:11:22 pmKristen - I would say she's along the lines of "Controller" .. guarded, risk-taking (though it comes off more impulsive and less thoughtful).. but it's also hard to put her in one box, as she doesn't fit all the qualities of that category.
Kirchoff, Heather07:11:48 pmShe does lead conversations and really prides herself in being the one to speak, and must be agreed with. Sees emotions as weaknesses.
{Wheeler Highland, Kristen}07:12:17 pmHeather, aaaahhhh, makes sense. Yikes, that can be difficult
Peralta, Mirla07:12:37 pmKristin, I can relate so much! Specially when you have a bilingual program! - things get lost in translation
Maameri, Ratiba07:13:20 pmI agree Heather, I found myself fitting in two different styles ๐Ÿ™‚ Supporter/Relater - Credible & Creative
Roering, Angela07:12:41 pmI found I am a controller/director and analyzer/thinker so I try to make an effort to focus on being a good listener and connecting during conversations, especially with those with different communication styles.
Evans, Casey07:13:08 pmHeather- I can relate w working w that style as well.
{Wheeler Highland, Kristen}07:13:12 pmNone of us fit neatly into one box, it behooves us to look at the top two and see how we utilize both of them, or fall into some holes of both
Quinn, Alyson07:13:40 pmThanks Angela. I realized I felt I said my answer without thinking fully - controllers can be great leaders - but like some people here, one controller in particular in my professional world is making it hard to communicate.
{Wheeler Highland, Kristen}07:14:05 pmWe could stay with this question the entire night - but ready for the next one?
Kirchoff, Heather07:14:09 pm*
Ascheman, Rosalie07:14:10 pm*
Yoswa, Toni07:14:11 pm*
Evans, Casey07:14:11 pm*
Brank, Nicole07:14:08 pm^
Ross, Amber07:14:16 pm*
Maameri, Ratiba07:14:57 pm*
Roering, Angela07:14:17 pm*
Peralta, Mirla07:14:20 pm*
Quinn, Alyson07:14:23 pm*
Notch, Kristin07:14:24 pm*
{Wheeler Highland, Kristen}07:14:37 pmHow might knowing your communication style help you with parents, co-workers, children, and spouses?
Ross, Amber07:15:12 pmHow to approach the conversation, how they might react to what you are communicating with them about.
Maameri, Ratiba07:16:03 pmMore effective communication, stronger relationships, and less misunderstandings.
Notch, Kristin07:15:23 pmBy knowing the strengths of your communication style and utilizing them to the best of your ability.
Quinn, Alyson07:15:33 pmI think it helps me see my blindspots - sometimes I need to be more clear and direct instead of mostly relational.
Ross, Amber07:15:41 pmIf it is someone that I know, I try to role play on what they might say knowing them
Evans, Casey07:15:48 pm**Knowing yourself when communicating, especially tough convos is so important.
Kirchoff, Heather07:15:49 pmKnowing my own style means knowing how to adjust it to be better received by others, I think. I know how I speak to others and how I internalize things - being aware of it allows me to use strengths of it and improve areas I'm not super great at.
Brank, Nicole07:15:51 pmIt will help with how I will communicate with them and how to be more clear with them.
Yoswa, Toni07:16:17 pmawareness and self reflection. Helps to communicate in styles parents, coworkers, etc can engage with. I think being aware of others communication style is as important as knowing your own.
Peralta, Mirla07:16:23 pmexpress yourself clearly, avoid misunderstandings, and build stronger, more respectful relationships with parents, coworkers, children, and your spouse.
Ascheman, Rosalie07:16:34 pmIt helps see what I'm going to miss in my conversations. Since I'm a relater, I tend to be kind of long winded. Sometimes, I need to be more concise and clear
Ross, Amber07:16:50 pmKnowing when you need to table the conversation and re visit it when it becomes heated.
Maameri, Ratiba07:17:32 pmMirla, well said!
Evans, Casey07:16:52 pm**It can help you digest, things better, give yourself key- things to reflect on,
Ascheman, Rosalie07:17:17 pmThat's a great point, Amber
{Wheeler Highland, Kristen}07:17:21 pmRosalie, when I get long winded my husband always tells me to "land my plane" ๐Ÿ™‚
Quinn, Alyson07:17:34 pmRosalie - right on. Your comments are really resonating tonight.
Roering, Angela07:17:35 pmKnowing my communication style helps me be more patient and understanding with others who communicate differently. I can try to see things from a different lens.
Ross, Amber07:17:35 pmLOL Kristen, I hear that often too!
Notch, Kristin07:17:58 pmKristen, I am going to steal your husbands saying! I love it!
Ascheman, Rosalie07:17:58 pmI should tell my husband that one! He'd love it!
Yoswa, Toni07:18:03 pmKristen- ADHD brain here, I get "did you even finish your sentence before moving to next topic?"
Kirchoff, Heather07:18:06 pmRosalie - uff, yes, what I'm going to miss! I'm also a relater style so I can definitely be better about finding "directness" and be more clear and concise in my expectations, I don't always need someone to agree with or see my side to get things done. Hard to change!
Brank, Nicole07:18:20 pmKristen I love that! I am going to remember that statement!
Ross, Amber07:18:29 pmADHD brain is so real!
Quinn, Alyson07:18:33 pmToni - also right on.
{Wheeler Highland, Kristen}07:18:40 pmToni - same major spicy neurodivergent brain and a sarcastic mouth to along with it!
{Wheeler Highland, Kristen}07:18:52 pmMe, I mean!
Yoswa, Toni07:19:14 pmLOL, I got it...but we could start a club HAHA
{Wheeler Highland, Kristen}07:19:36 pmSO let's look at how the conversation traps play into all of this......
Yoswa, Toni07:19:44 pm*
Ross, Amber07:19:47 pm*
Brank, Nicole07:19:43 pm*
Ascheman, Rosalie07:19:46 pm*
Quinn, Alyson07:19:50 pm*
Kirchoff, Heather07:19:54 pm*
Notch, Kristin07:19:56 pmHeather- I can relate to your communication style and have a poster by Brene Brown on my cabinet with a "clear is kind" saying to help me be more direct!
Roering, Angela07:19:56 pm*
Notch, Kristin07:19:57 pm*
Maameri, Ratiba07:20:50 pm*
{Wheeler Highland, Kristen}07:20:25 pmThere are also three communication traps: carelessness, conflict, and confrontation. What do these look like?
Peralta, Mirla07:20:28 pm*
Quinn, Alyson07:20:49 pm*
Ross, Amber07:20:49 pmI think they all go hand in hand
Evans, Casey07:21:06 pm*
Evans, Casey07:21:42 pm**I think they look like possible burnout, is what my brain says first.
{Wheeler Highland, Kristen}07:21:51 pmAmber - something like this? Carelessness in communication fuels conflict and confrontation through common "traps" like blaming, stonewalling, and overgeneralizing. These behaviors escalate tension by invalidating others and shifting focus away from productive problem-solving toward a win-or-lose dynamic.
Brank, Nicole07:21:46 pmIt involves lack of listening and empathy.
Ross, Amber07:22:11 pmKristen, YES!
Roering, Angela07:22:19 pmOh yes!
{Wheeler Highland, Kristen}07:22:26 pmIs there one of the "traps" that is the hardest for you?
Peralta, Mirla07:22:33 pmI think they all go hand by hand!
Yoswa, Toni07:22:34 pmapproaches to conversations that can be not well thought through, impulsive, and direct. which come across as careless, creates conflict and confrontational...even if the intent wasnt that.
Kirchoff, Heather07:22:42 pmThey can lead to one another! And often do, if you have different communication styles going against one another that aren't super compatible
Ross, Amber07:22:58 pmDepends on what the conversation is about.
{Wheeler Highland, Kristen}07:23:08 pmToni, so much to unpack in that statement
Roering, Angela07:23:15 pmI think a trap is not being clear - miscommunication seems to cause so much conflict
Ross, Amber07:23:40 pmAngela, agreed! Goes back to clear is kind!
Evans, Casey07:23:56 pm*Carelessness is hardest for me. It is what I take "personally" easiest when working with others
Ascheman, Rosalie07:23:57 pmI have social anxiety, and I just am really bad at communicating how I feel, especially in a conflict/confrontation because I don't want anyone to be mad at me. Definitely something I need to get over... but I'm working on it!
Quinn, Alyson07:24:07 pmI feel careless is something that can happen when there are 12 things going on at drop off and pick up and families want to have serious convos. I try to encourage families to set up time for a call once children are settled.
Brank, Nicole07:24:20 pmConfrontation is the hardest when I don't feel 100% confident.
Ross, Amber07:24:34 pmAlyson, I think that happens all to much!
{Wheeler Highland, Kristen}07:24:41 pmFor me, I know that careless communication is the one that irks me the most. I can handle conflict communication and even confrontational conversation (mostly) but careless communication can hurt so many people
Ross, Amber07:24:46 pmYou really want to have that conversation but it's not a great time
Maameri, Ratiba07:25:27 pmSorry my connection keep cutting off( I am in North Africa 1:00 am)
Notch, Kristin07:24:49 pmSome people avoid conflict or confrontation and it may come off as careless because they never communicate clearly what the expectation is.
Quinn, Alyson07:25:04 pmHi Ratiba!
{Wheeler Highland, Kristen}07:25:17 pmMy definition of careless "Careless communication involves a lack of mindfulness, leading to mistakes that create misunderstandings, tension, and resentment."
Ross, Amber07:25:27 pmOr we do not know what they really want out of the conversation
{Wheeler Highland, Kristen}07:25:43 pmRatiba, thank you for making the effort - I hope things are getting better
Kirchoff, Heather07:26:19 pmCareless communications to me feels like the phrase "read the room"! Something coming across as rude because it's said at the wrong time or setting, for example.
Ascheman, Rosalie07:26:19 pmI feel like focusing on being clear is the best for carelessness, conflict, and confrontation
Yoswa, Toni07:26:26 pmI will be the first to admit with my management team when discussing our morning coffee chats I have careless communication I say exactly what I am thinking and what needs to be said, however with the same information I handle the day to day very differently, sometimes that language needs to be used for people to see urgency in things.
{Wheeler Highland, Kristen}07:27:21 pmToni - what do you see about your morning chats as being careless?
Maameri, Ratiba07:28:14 pmCarelessness giving advice without listening that can lead to misunderstood intentions. showing empathy by listening is much helpful than giving advises
Quinn, Alyson07:28:20 pmToni -I hear you. When it is just early morning teachers and I am getting information out I can be fairly unfiltered.
Notch, Kristin07:28:49 pmI have a hard time with carelessness. I would rather have conflict or confrontation and problem solve as a team. We work hard to have a healthy work culture and carelessness would be hard to me to relate to or feel comfortable having a productive conversation with.
Ross, Amber07:29:04 pmOr when you first walk in the door and get a million teachers coming up to you about a million things
Yoswa, Toni07:29:05 pmWhere I use more abrupt language and not thinking of feelings etc. the black and white of the things being discussed, the "harsh truths" from there I communicate to staff, etc within a manner that is professional and thought through based on the audience, but when addressing things with my management team I will be very direct and to the point.
Evans, Casey07:29:07 pmToni and Alyson, I think they get what they get and they cannot have a fit lol
{Wheeler Highland, Kristen}07:30:00 pmToni I am not sure I would classify that as careless, maybe less "soft" or rounded?
Brank, Nicole07:29:59 pmYes Amber, that is the worst, and I am supposed to remember everything!
Yoswa, Toni07:30:17 pmI shoot from the hip (careless to me) LOL
Ross, Amber07:30:20 pmNicole, yes! and they want to know everything about everyone that minute
Brank, Nicole07:30:32 pmYes and I am like give me 5 minutes to settle in!
{Wheeler Highland, Kristen}07:31:14 pmI told all my staff to put it in writing - even just "come see me" otherwise it falls out of my brain!
Ross, Amber07:31:14 pmand drop my kids off too. I am a parent too
Brank, Nicole07:31:25 pmThat is hard Amber!
Brank, Nicole07:31:44 pmKristen, I tell that to my staff, put it in writing, send me an email!
Peralta, Mirla07:32:27 pmJust genuine question. Are confrontational conversations easier for you with people you already know?
{Wheeler Highland, Kristen}07:32:30 pmI told them that I would make the rounds (like a DR) once I dropped off my kids. I literally grabbed my coffee cup off my desk and made it to half of the rooms for a morning "hi" what's up convo , filled my coffee cup and finished my rounds.
Maameri, Ratiba07:33:21 pmKristen- so many things to remember, please put it in writing is helpful
{Wheeler Highland, Kristen}07:33:04 pmMirla, sometimes I think confrontational conversations with people I don't know is easier
Brank, Nicole07:33:15 pmI agree with that also Kristen.
Ross, Amber07:33:26 pmAgree!
Ascheman, Rosalie07:33:30 pmI agree Kristen!
Peralta, Mirla07:33:39 pmIs the very opposite with me!
{Wheeler Highland, Kristen}07:33:45 pmSo let's talk about the 7C's of communication...
Evans, Casey07:33:44 pmI would agree Kristen, but I think it depends on who that person is that you know/are having the moment with
Evans, Casey07:33:58 pm*
Ross, Amber07:34:01 pm*
Kirchoff, Heather07:34:06 pm*
Peralta, Mirla07:34:08 pm*
Quinn, Alyson07:34:09 pm*Conrete is a good one.
Roering, Angela07:34:10 pm*
Maameri, Ratiba07:34:59 pm*
Ascheman, Rosalie07:34:21 pm*
{Wheeler Highland, Kristen}07:34:23 pmThinking about your style and the 7 Cโ€™s of communication, what can you do better (or work on)?
Brank, Nicole07:34:19 pm*
Notch, Kristin07:34:46 pmMirla, I think confrontational conversations are easier for me with my husband and people I don't have a close relationship with. But, I always start out a confrontational conversation with care and compassion.
Ross, Amber07:35:10 pmI think I need to work on conrete as well
Brank, Nicole07:35:08 pmI need to work on being more concise, stick to the point and brief.
{Wheeler Highland, Kristen}07:35:16 pmObviously some of u might need to wok on the 'concise' angle
Yoswa, Toni07:35:17 pm*
{Wheeler Highland, Kristen}07:35:33 pmThat was supposed to be some of US (Sheesh)
Maameri, Ratiba07:36:19 pmI need to work on being concise: Stick to the point and keep it brief , and not a long message
Evans, Casey07:35:39 pm**Complete
Ross, Amber07:35:43 pmI think I could work on all of them!
Ascheman, Rosalie07:35:57 pmI need to work on being more complete, concise, concrete, clear
Notch, Kristin07:36:04 pmI need to work on being more clear. I sometimes give direction and am kind and courteous but people might interpret it different and I need to be more direct and clear.
Quinn, Alyson07:36:34 pmMe too, Kristin.
Notch, Kristin07:36:43 pmconcise and clear, I guess.
Roering, Angela07:36:50 pmI could be more concrete as well.
Kirchoff, Heather07:36:58 pmBeing concise! In my All Staff messages, I write more than necessary. My sentences aren't all concise, and there's more than necessary to get the point across. I justify it to myself by trying to add surprises or jokes or other literary genius that I /think/ will make the staff read it all. Working with the younger generation coming out of high school is a whole new ball game, and I feel like without including a little brainrot they just get bored and don't read (even if its 3 sentences). Maybe I should just try bullet points.. lol
Peralta, Mirla07:37:12 pmI can work on being more clear and direct, rather than trying to please everyone
Brank, Nicole07:37:54 pmI could also work on that Mirla!
Notch, Kristin07:38:25 pmMirla-I am right there with you! I want to have a fun, healthy work environment. But, sometimes that also comes at a cost!
Maameri, Ratiba07:39:16 pmYes Mirla, right to the point
{Wheeler Highland, Kristen}07:38:39 pmHeather - using bullet points is definitely a good strategy - I think a good introductory sentence and then some bullet points helps the brain hone in
Evans, Casey07:39:45 pmMirla -- its what one's heart wants, isn't it <3
{Wheeler Highland, Kristen}07:39:57 pmWe had a conversation with the staff about HOW they wanted to get information. They told me that they use Teams for in the moment communication and want my 'important' information in a more formal style (ie Email)
Maameri, Ratiba07:40:43 pmFor my program it help to use bullets and translation!
Ross, Amber07:40:17 pmWe just had that same conversation!
Yoswa, Toni07:40:19 pmconciseness for me: i tend to add more than I need to
Brank, Nicole07:40:15 pmI will have to ask my staff that!
Quinn, Alyson07:40:49 pmSide note: If you have Kim Woehl as a capstone advisor, she asked me to remind you to reach out. Happy Capstoning!
{Wheeler Highland, Kristen}07:40:59 pmI have asked the managers to send out a morning message to all the staff (using Teams) about the most important points of the day
Evans, Casey07:41:17 pm**We use Brightwheel for classrooms things. We have groupchats for each center on Messenger and moving to GroupMe
Kirchoff, Heather07:41:53 pmWe could benefit from another source of messaging on than Brightwheel. I will has to look at GroupMe, thanks for the idea Casey!
{Wheeler Highland, Kristen}07:42:11 pmWe use Brightwheel to and I know we haven't utilized all of its capabilities
Yoswa, Toni07:42:24 pmgoogle chat is what we use. attached to each ipad in each classroom, it has been super effective
Maameri, Ratiba07:43:15 pmSame here, we use brightwheel during work hours and whats up group if needed after work hours
Notch, Kristin07:42:35 pmWe use slack, but it doesn't always send an alert. I will also have to look into GroupMe
Ross, Amber07:43:04 pmI have used connecteams at a different center I loved it!
Notch, Kristin07:43:10 pmToni-Google Chat is a great idea too!
Evans, Casey07:43:12 pmI have never heard of Slack
Yoswa, Toni07:43:28 pmI do not address staff after hours. that is there time. Unless something of urgency and its a call
Quinn, Alyson07:43:43 pmGood practice, Toni
Maameri, Ratiba07:44:26 pmSo many ways to communicates, thank you for sharing
Ross, Amber07:43:50 pmToni-agree!
Ascheman, Rosalie07:44:08 pmI agree, Toni! I try not to bother my lead at all!
Notch, Kristin07:44:11 pmSlack is a communication took our church uses. You can direct message people and add members for sharing a bulk message to staff.
Notch, Kristin07:44:21 pmtool*
Brank, Nicole07:44:29 pmI got to check all these out.
{Wheeler Highland, Kristen}07:45:16 pmWe have a "casual" rule, where we put something on Teams once the center is open and staff can catch up with it at the beginning of their shift - so they can get it in a timely manner
Notch, Kristin07:45:30 pmYou can also have different groups for different projects. We have a church staff page, preschool staff page and a general page for everyone.
Wilson, Patricia07:45:45 pmI agree with Toni
{Wheeler Highland, Kristen}07:46:02 pmKristin, we do that Microsoft Teams as well
Evans, Casey07:46:08 pmKristin -- you can do that on GroupMe as well!
Yoswa, Toni07:46:24 pmKristen we do that on our google chat as well!
{Wheeler Highland, Kristen}07:46:26 pmSo many cool communication tools!
{Wheeler Highland, Kristen}07:46:53 pmWell ya'll, you got to the end of the first chat of your last class! ๐Ÿ™‚
Notch, Kristin07:46:55 pmThank you for sharing you can do the same in other tools!
Ross, Amber07:47:03 pmThank you everyone!
Notch, Kristin07:47:08 pmThank you, all!
Brank, Nicole07:47:06 pmThank you all!
Ascheman, Rosalie07:47:11 pmThank you Kristen and everyone!
Wilson, Patricia07:47:17 pmI use teams to communicate with my staff
Yoswa, Toni07:47:19 pmThank you!
{Wheeler Highland, Kristen}07:47:29 pmSee you on the Discussion Board!
Peralta, Mirla07:47:30 pmAs always, thank you all!
Kirchoff, Heather07:47:36 pmHave a great night!
Ascheman, Rosalie07:47:36 pmHave a great week everyone!
Roering, Angela07:47:46 pmHave a good night!
Wilson, Patricia07:48:01 pmGood night, everyone
Maameri, Ratiba07:48:41 pmNice chat, thank you all!