How many frogs does a horse have?
Guess what time it is!
It's 4-H State Conference Horse Bowl Contest time! I've been the superintendent of this contest for about 10 years. I plan to retire after this contest. (Who thinks this will really happen?) I'm the only volunteer superintendent--all the others are paid CSU Extension Agents.
Most importantly, the volunteer snack bags are packed. It takes a team of nine volunteers to put on this contest. I do my best to keep their sugar levels high so they can sustain a day of horse bowl questions--up to thirteen rounds are expected this year.
Of course my favorite volunteers are Jillian and Irv. Jillian writes all the questions for me and Irv runs the holding room all day. I couldn't do it without them.
Now all I have to do is pack my suitcase and drive to Ft. Collins. Hopefully the northern Colorado lunatic shooter won't be active on I-25 tomorrow afternoon.
I'm leaving my 70 users at work with no IT support while I attend this contest. You see, I'm a one-person IT department again. Yes, stressful, but I can do it. I tell myself that every minute of every day. I hope they'll understand why my phone is off during the contest. (This will be good practice for my users before I leave them unattended for four days while I attend an IT conference in California in two weeks.)
It's 4-H State Conference Horse Bowl Contest time! I've been the superintendent of this contest for about 10 years. I plan to retire after this contest. (Who thinks this will really happen?) I'm the only volunteer superintendent--all the others are paid CSU Extension Agents.
The questions are written (thank you Jillian). The resources are packed. Sophie doesn't understand why we don't have cat bowl.
The buzzer board has been checked out and certified ready by our 4-H electrician (thank you Pam).
Most importantly, the volunteer snack bags are packed. It takes a team of nine volunteers to put on this contest. I do my best to keep their sugar levels high so they can sustain a day of horse bowl questions--up to thirteen rounds are expected this year.
Of course my favorite volunteers are Jillian and Irv. Jillian writes all the questions for me and Irv runs the holding room all day. I couldn't do it without them.
Now all I have to do is pack my suitcase and drive to Ft. Collins. Hopefully the northern Colorado lunatic shooter won't be active on I-25 tomorrow afternoon.
I'm leaving my 70 users at work with no IT support while I attend this contest. You see, I'm a one-person IT department again. Yes, stressful, but I can do it. I tell myself that every minute of every day. I hope they'll understand why my phone is off during the contest. (This will be good practice for my users before I leave them unattended for four days while I attend an IT conference in California in two weeks.)
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Just leave a voice mail telling your users to try rebooting.