It was an event months in the waiting, since the club chartered on June 30. I wanted to attend this event since I learned about the new club following the summer club officer training. When the invite came up on Facebook, I was hoping that I would have had November 9 open on my calendar.Continue reading “Elegant Laurel Highlands Red Carpet Gala 2021”
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Eloquent Cranberry High Noon Visit 2021
This is my eighth visit to Cranberry High Noon and I came up for their Open House. This meeting was in person and virtual, therefore it was a hybrid meeting. Before that, I stopped off at Cranberry Mall and shopped at Michael’s, looking at all the neat Christmas items. Great deals too as most ofContinue reading “Eloquent Cranberry High Noon Visit 2021”
Toastmasters News and Notes—11/7/2021
Wednesday night we had a small turnout for our Toastmasters meeting. Only five showed up in person and a few more on Zoom. Even the smallest attendance makes for a great meeting, and that’s how we do it at Greensburg Toastmasters. We set the bar for the district with how well-run our meetings are. JimContinue reading “Toastmasters News and Notes—11/7/2021”
Styling Cool Weather Outfits for the Holidays
So far this first week under the new regime at work has brought its share of growing pains. I’ve spent time this week contemplating my future and trying to decide whether or not to move on. I was blessed with a great day for walking on Monday at Twin Lakes. I got about three andContinue reading “Styling Cool Weather Outfits for the Holidays”
Winter Weather Forecast Reaction!
Tonight on KDKA, the weather team gave their prediction for the upcoming winter of 2021-22. Before that was to happen, Ray Petelin gave his review of last winter. It was right on the nose, except for December and February. His prediction for November was spot on, but for December, he was way off. December sawContinue reading “Winter Weather Forecast Reaction!”
A Look Ahead to November
I want to start off today’s blog by saying “Happy Halloween”. Hope all you trick or treaters filled up your Halloween buckets. The ones from McDonalds were always my favorites as a kid. If you got a chance, I hope you watched “It’s the Great Pumpkin 🎃 Charlie Brown. Hopefully your Halloween haul didn’t includeContinue reading “A Look Ahead to November”
End of an Era
Yesterday marked the end of an era. After 13 years as office 3609, we will be splitting into to offices as part of buying our competitior, RGIS. The Dollar office will stay mostly intact with a few coming over from Johnstown and Wheeling. The Traditional crew joins most of the RGIS office with office 551Continue reading “End of an Era”
Toastmasters News and Notes—10/28/2021
Back with some real Toastmasters News and Notes after devoting last week to the Fall Symposium awards. Let’s start with the Toastmasters Throwback. Today’s Toastmasters throwback deals with the unexpected loss of the District’s founder, Carroll Freeman. It was up to the new District Governor and his leadership to keep membership in the wake ofContinue reading “Toastmasters News and Notes—10/28/2021”
Weekend Update 10/24
It’s been a few days since I’ve written any content and I promised a little more Toastmasters News and Notes since I devoted Thursday’s blog to the awards ceremony. That will be coming. After three busy weekends that included a birthday party, family reunion, Ligonier Days, and Slippery Rock Homecoming, a weekend of doing nothingContinue reading “Weekend Update 10/24”
Toastmasters News and Notes—10/21/2021—Fall Symposium Awards recap
I sure missed a great Fall Symposium last weekend, but I was busy enjoying myself at my Alma mater. Once the rain cleared, it became a nice day albeit somewhat cool. But this is October after all. From what I heard, the 2021 Fall Symposium was a huge success. Both keynote speakers did a greatContinue reading “Toastmasters News and Notes—10/21/2021—Fall Symposium Awards recap”