4-H Judging

On Sunday, I shipped Shayla off to "Camp Grandma & Grandpa's" for a couple of days so that I could focus soley on finishing my writing for question number two. This one ended up being just over thirty pages. Two down, two to go! I had another bad dream about my oral defense in August, but when I woke up I just reminded myself that it wasn't as bad as my many nightmare dreams I had during Christi's treamtent days. Those were horrible! Countless nights I woke up and ran down to her room to make certain she was still alive. Regardless, Shayla had a wonderful visit and I was very productive with my work.

I had a workshop at school this morning then mom met me with Shayla where her 4-H "Play the Role" (theatre project) was judged. I couldn't believe she wasn't nervous. She was very happy talking to the judge about what she had done. We were close enough to hear about every word. In the end, she was really happy with her perfect score of all "Very Goods" and a grade of an "A". She called her 4-H Advisor right away to share the good news. The judge wrote, "You are really into this project and I hope you keep up the entuisasm. Nice work and you enjoyed it!" Tonight, we'll be at the fairgrounds learning how she is to show "Swiffer" at the fair, coming up very soon!

RE: Blogger's Inquiry as to vehicle damage. Although signs are posted, "enter at your own risk", we have never had any vehicle damage at African Wildlife Safari Park in Port Clinton. I must admit that we do go through a car wash when we are finished because the "moose lick" on our windows typically grosses me out! The girls always thought it was a hoot to see "tongue prints" on the van! YUCK!