Have you ever wondered what it would be like to live on a mountain?
Well today Jackie gave her ice breaker speech, after joining the club just a few short weeks ago. We learned how she grew up, literally, on the side of a mountain in British Columbia . Her dad had to park at the end of the block because their road was too steep for traction in the wintertime and her front yard proved to be an excellent toboggan run. That is, as long as you banked the snow up at the end or else risk ending up over the cliff.
Jackie lived close to a glacial fed lake that was crystal clear and very, very cold. She wasn’t too fond of summer time swimming. She informed us those dips were very short. Thank-you Jackie for sharing your story and congratulations on completing your first speech.
Table topics were replaced this week with a business meeting. I think this caught the members a little off guard. This was evident by the apparent confusion among the executive members. Oh well, we practiced our parliamentary procedures and had many opportunities to learn as reported by the Parliamentarian.
An interesting meeting, all in all, with much buzz around the table about the club’s International Speech contest being held next week. It turns out we have a potential of 3 competitors and will have judges from outside the club. The winner of this contest, as well as the winner of the Club Evaluation contest being held March 20th, will go on to represent Prairie Schooners at the Area contest being held April 6th.
Why not stop in next week to hear some fantastic presentations. All are welcome.
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