On Monday April 6th, 2009 at 1:10 PM,
Mrs. Abramowitz emailed Mr. Abramowitz:
Barbara Romain has agreed to monitor a special visit on Wednesday (April 8th) or Thursday (April 9th), so that Harriet and Theodore can do a Passover Seder with me this year. I want you to know that you are invited, and your father, too. Also, if the Abramowitz family is having a Seder this year, I would be very grateful to be included; in fact, I am begging you to include me. I believe it would be in the best interests of the children.
Barbara is available to monitor on either night between 6:30 PM and 10:30 PM.; her preference is Thursday (April 9th).
I am still trying to secure a monitor for next Sunday (April 12th).
Thank you for your consideration.
On Monday, April 6th at 7:11 PM,
Mr. Abramowitz emailed Mrs. Abramowitz
and cc’d his attorney, Charles Ver Hoeve:
Mira-Lani,
That sounds like a nice idea, and Harriet and Theo seem into it.
Thursday is fine. However, we will not get home until around 7:00 pm on Thursday. I am also a little concerned about Theodore coming home so late, but we can give it a shot. So why don't we say 7:15 pm till around 10:15 - 10:30 ish.
Let me know if that works for you and Barbara.
Best,
Harold
On Monday, April 6th at 7:25 PM,
Mrs. Abramowitz emailed Mr. Abramowitz:
Thank you so much!! That is wonderful!!
Are you and your father going to be able to join us?
Please write back and tell me.
Thank you!!
On Monday, April 6th at 7:33 PM,
Mr. Abramowitz emailed Mrs. Abramowitz:
[Editor’s Note: Mr. Abramowitz did not cc attorney Charles Ver Hoeve.]
Please be advised that your provocations will not be tolerated and are being archived re: the R.O.
[Editor’s Note: R.O. refers to Restraining Order.]
Also, please let me know your intention for Sunday in a timely manner.
Have a happy holiday.
Best,
Harold
