"Here is what we
have. It would be nice to be able to print mailing labels, and we need
to keep track of who has contributed."
"Sure," Oliver said. "And probably some other things."
"Yes," she said. "Some of the members are summer people. We need to
know their winter addresses."
"What's winter?"
"Labor Day to the 4th of July," she said.
"The Maine we know and love," Oliver said. "We can keep individual
winter start and end dates for each name, use defaults if we don't have
the information."
"Right," she said. "Ideally, the list would interact with other
programs someday. It has members on it, and people who aren't members
but who are interested. Also, media people. And legislators. Sometimes
we send special mailings. I suppose we'll need some kind of type code."
"O.K.," Oliver said. They discussed requirements and agreed to meet the
following Saturday morning. Jacky left, and Oliver gave a thumbs up
sign to Jennifer who was talking on the phone.
Not a bad little job, he thought, driving back to Portland. He'd been
itching to ask Jacky about Francesca, but something had stopped him. He
wanted to know Jacky better. She was sure of herself and moved
comfortably.
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