On the kitchen table is a manila envelope containing
printouts of five trusts for you to review and if you
approve, to sign and to have notarized. I'm also
sending you these documents as attachments.

If I remember correctly I gave you on November 7,
drafts of the four trusts for the children.
I believe I remember that a few days later you told me
that you had approved them and had them notarized,
but I don't think you ever returned them to me.
I've printed out new versions which differ from the
previous ones only in that I've included a clause
explicitly giving the trustee authority to represent
the trust in court. (Some judges won't allow pro se
trust representation on the premise that the trustee
has a fiduciary obligation to hire a lawyer. )

However, there's no need to get the new versions
notarized, if you could provide me with the
notarizations of the earlier ones. Alternatively,
we could set up accounts for you as custodian
under the Uniform Transfers to Minors Act for
Leah, Benjamin and Nathaniel. Because of her age,
banks and brokers would refuse to establish such
an account for Rebekah.

I have also prepared a new version of your Meyer
Family Trust No. 3, eliminating Mommy and myself
as co-trustees. If you approve, I wish you would
have that notarized also.

Thank you.