Well what a week we have had! We have been busy visiting clubs around the Fort Wayne area. We had a fantastic time being hosted by the kind people of the Anthony Wayne Rotary Club. I was set to work right away in the garden raking leaves for the week while others in the team relaxed. There were no offers from the team, not even the team leader.
We had a day with the people of Auburn Rotary where we visited the WWII museum and the Auburn Court House. We informed the locals that we actually played a part in the war.
We also had a great day with Huntington Rotary where we visited a quarry and an elementary school. Our team were rather cautious about the youngsters, however, i took complete control of the situation. The Year one kids asked fantastic questions and enjoyed our visit. They sent us on our way with an Oreo appreciation routine.
After out presentation we took part in some bowling at the local bowling alley. Matt took an early lead and just lead from Kay (the Indiana team leader), however, it was later discovered that he fudged scores. Our wise team leader investigated the situation and disqualified Matt from the bowling.
We finally visited a local farm where we enjoyed some beverages while immersing ourselves in the local farming culture of the area. It was a pleasant way to complete the day.
We had a day with the people of Auburn Rotary where we visited the WWII museum and the Auburn Court House. We informed the locals that we actually played a part in the war.
We also had a great day with Huntington Rotary where we visited a quarry and an elementary school. Our team were rather cautious about the youngsters, however, i took complete control of the situation. The Year one kids asked fantastic questions and enjoyed our visit. They sent us on our way with an Oreo appreciation routine.
After out presentation we took part in some bowling at the local bowling alley. Matt took an early lead and just lead from Kay (the Indiana team leader), however, it was later discovered that he fudged scores. Our wise team leader investigated the situation and disqualified Matt from the bowling.
We finally visited a local farm where we enjoyed some beverages while immersing ourselves in the local farming culture of the area. It was a pleasant way to complete the day.
1 comment:
The quarry photo was great. Tell us about the big Cat truck - does it have a 512 Cummins donk in it, or is it one of the older ones with the 384 GM?
You wrote: They sent us on our way with an Oreo appreciation routine.
Is this some kind of ritual with chockie biscuits? Did you get any photos? Can we all play?
Laugh light at peace
Sue n Mich xoxoxoxo
PS Pls dont leave it a week between postings.
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