MEMORIAL DAY & WEEKEND

Dear Clients,

Memorial Day holiday is on Monday, May 27 and many families have plans for the whole weekend. I plan to be here and teach lessons unless I have heavy cancellation, then I might "take one or two days off".

I would like to touch base in advance to plan scheduling and find out who wants or shall I say "needs" a lesson on any of the lesson days - Friday, Sunday, Monday, due to an AUDITION coming up.

On the official holiday day - Monday, May 27, I might book or reschedule a student's lesson in the late morning to open the evening up for family BBQs or whatever plans you may have. Please email to request.

SCHEDULE ONLINE
PLEASE REMEMBER THAT MY SCHEDULE can change many times and you can check it online at:  https://www.cwrmusic.com/open-time-slots/

EMAIL | NO TEXTS
As always - it's best to email me rather than text me as I get soooo many texts from friends and I would not want important texts get lost in the pile of texts that I receive. PLUS - I like having an electronic "paper trail" |  cwr.music@gmail.com
YOU CAN text me if you have a last minute emergency cancellation or if you see an open time slot you would like to book at the last moment: 818-618-6118

OVERVIEW
1. FRIDAY STUDENTS: Would you like to keep, cancel or reschedule your lesson?
2. SUNDAY STUDENTS: Would you like to keep, cancel or reschedule your lesson?
3. MONDAY STUDENTS: Would you like to keep, cancel or reschedule your lesson?
4. REMINDER: Forgetting to cancel will incur a single lesson charge.
5. BOOK AN EXTRA LESSON? | Email me
6. CHANGE LESSON TIME on the same day? | Email me
7. SCHEDULE ONLINE | click here

Thank you for reading this email to the end.

I am thankful for vets past and present who put their lives on the line for our freedom.

Cece Worrall Rubin
CWR MUSIC SERVICES

HOW TO OBSERVE MEMORIAL DAY

By wearing your Memorial Day Button from the first of May until Memorial Day.
By visiting cemeteries and placing flags or flowers on the graves of our fallen heroes.
By flying the U.S. Flag at half-staff until noon. Memorial Day is a day of "National Mourning."
By attending religious services of your choice.
By visiting memorials.
By participating in a "National Moment of Remembrance" at 3:00 PM local time, to pause and think upon the meaning of the day and for taps to be played where possible.
By renewing a pledge to aid the widows, and orphans of our fallen dead, and to aid the disabled veterans.