Here's the prompt: You are an expert email developer. Create a single, complete, copy-paste-ready HTML email (no external CSS files; use tables + inline styles for maximum email client compatibility). Output ONLY the full HTML. GOAL Create a fun, winter-weather-themed client email for my real estate database (Houston area). Tone is playful/silly but still professional. Include a genuine safety message near the end. LAYOUT + DESIGN - Container: centered 600px wide, white background, rounded corners, subtle shadow, light gray page background (#f2f4f7). - Use table-based layout. Use inline styles. Minimal embedded CSS allowed only for mobile responsiveness. - Mobile: stack buttons vertically under 620px width. Keep padding comfortable. - Fonts: Arial/Helvetica/sans-serif. - Consistent button styling: rounded corners (10px), bold text, high contrast. - Use short sections with clear spacing and soft highlight boxes. CONTENT ORDER (MUST MATCH) 1) Hidden preheader text: "Work may be closed Monday, kids may be home — perfect time to browse Houston homes (and winterize sprinklers)." 2) Header block (dark background #0b1f3a, white text) with: - Small uppercase eyebrow: "Texas Weather Emergency Broadcast" - Big headline: "A single sleet pellet has been spotted." - Subhead: "Please remain calm. This message will self-destruct when the sun hits the driveway." 3) Image #1 (window/sleet image) — MUST be reduced ~50% and centered: - Image URL: https://storage.googleapis.com/msgsndr/CuhTvkqtPw4f44rqCyRQ/media/6973bd8076305afb364cb839.png - Display centered in its own padded area. - Set width=300 and max-width:300px and responsive (width:100%; max-width:300px). 4) Main copy paragraph (funny): Include: "If work is closed on Monday and the kids are home from school… congratulations — you’ve been gifted a rare Texas phenomenon: free time (with a side of dramatic weather updates)."

If you want to customize: Add a “CUSTOMIZE THIS EMAIL” section at the very top of the HTML body (immediately inside the 600px container, above the dark header). It should be clearly labeled and easy for another agent to edit. CUSTOMIZE SECTION REQUIREMENTS - Background: light gray (#f8fafc) with a thin border (#e5e7eb) and rounded corners. - Padding: 16px. - Font: Arial/Helvetica/sans-serif. - Include a short intro line: “Want to make this your own? Update the items below.” - Include an easy-to-edit checklist (bullets) with placeholder fields for: 1) Name: 2) Email address: 3) Phone number: 4) Website: 5) Primary market/area: 6) Home search link (button URL): 7) Home value link (button URL): 8) Happy hour/event name + location + date/time: 9) Event image URL: 10) “School closings” link URL: 11) Main hero image URL: 12) Sprinkler-help image URL: - Include a final line in smaller text: “After updating, copy/paste the HTML into your email platform (GoHighLevel, etc.).” - Keep it “nice-to-have,” not disruptive: it should be compact and visually separated from the rest of the email. Implementation details: - Build it using tables (like the rest of the email). - Place it inside the container so it renders consistently across email clients. - Output remains a single, complete HTML email.

@Hope Sampson I do not, but let me check and see if I can get one.