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Posted 5/18/08 3:37 PM  |
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Re: How would you phrase this?
Posted by kbeana24
On an invitation, how would you phrase the following:
"In the back of the building there is an entrance on flat ground so you dont have to walk up the hill that is in the front of the building."
I want to include this for my elderly relatives - its not necessarily a handicapped entrance. How can I phrase this concisely?
just make it seem like they HAVE to come in the back:
"The entrance to the hall/building is in the rear"
or something to that effect.
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| Posted 5/18/08 3:45 PM |
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Re: How would you phrase this?
Posted by kbeana24
On an invitation, how would you phrase the following:
"In the back of the building there is an entrance on flat ground so you dont have to walk up the hill that is in the front of the building."
I want to include this for my elderly relatives - its not necessarily a handicapped entrance. How can I phrase this concisely?
"for those of you that dont want to climb the hill there is a much friendlier entrance around the back of the building.."
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| Posted 5/18/08 3:54 PM |
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