And it is a poem addressed to someone who is there to read it (while the book's readers read over his shoulder) so it is of course more relaxed, and, at the same time, takes up, or I hope it does, the challenge of writing an "epistolary" poem of interest to others than the recipient of the letter.
Even the least credit-worthy Americans might gasp at the high rates of interest to which recipients of microfinance loans are subjected as much as 85% isn't unusual.
Below is a conversation that speaks more to the recipient's interests than the various donors' interests.
A nifty gift for anyone going on a pre-adulthood trip is a "destination kit" — a selection of fiction, nonfiction, and guidebooks compiled by the Idlewild staff and tailored to the recipient's interests, reading preferences, and travel style (Luxe versus Lonely Planet).
Our customer tells us the gift recipient's name and interests, we create an electronic artwork bespoke to the recipient and subsequently print this onto a variety of physical products.
The direction of gaze is particularly relevant in social interactions, with mutual or direct gaze forming a key component, signaling interest in the recipient, the intent to communicate, and potential approach, whereas averted gaze generally signals a lack of interest and avoidance.
(#2) Donors showed a special personal interest in the recipient; they were concerned about him: "I tried to imagine what kind of person he was.
Two homozygous offspring M1M1 were bred to fix the M1 donor marker allele (along with a cosegregating locus of interest) in the recipient background.
Pogue sagely advised, "Especially when your boss, your parents or your love interest is the recipient of your e-mail or text message, it's worth taking an extra moment to proofread".
But the annual gift must be of a "present interest"–something the recipient can use right away.
