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Sending Money

For those of you wondering how exactly to send me money for my trip to Washington, D.C.  Here is my address if you would like to send a check, and my e-mail in case you'd like to send directly through PayPal!

Emily Reno
1616 Golden Rain Drive
Lawrence, KS    66044

renowr1ter@gmail.com

Once this snow blows away I'll be playing my instrument downtown!  Feel free to stop by and see Citizens Climate Lobby's table this weekend, April 19th, any time from 11:00-4:00 p.m.  We'll be selling hand-painted plaques and even have a raffle going for some plants!

I'll be there from 11:00 to 12:00.  Can't wait to see you there!

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