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Mood:
chillin'
Now Playing: Faithless - Mass Destruction
... but first,
CONGRATULATIONS!!! to Alicia and Richard for their engagement! Look for photos of their wedding to come after December 3rd. I am so excited! My high school sweet heart is getting hitched, and I don't care that it's not to me.
Actually, funnilly enough, I served a really cute couple at the Outback recently who were also high school sweet-hearts. They had actually just gotten back together after a lengthy hiatus (he said 20 years, but they don't look more than 30 :-P). They were so romantically cute! I want to be that in love (again) one day!
... and to our topic...
New photos are available in the Outback section of the site. They cover the Shaner Charity Golf Tour and Hawbaker Charity Golf Tour on July 22 and July 23, respectively. Accidently discovered how to use the video function on my digital camera. Four-second video in the download.
Also in update, I have been serving at the Outback for a short while now. There is plenty more cash to be had serving than hosting, bussing, or even take-away. I do thank the management for giving me the position.
It's really sad, though, looking back on this weekend with the two charity events, each falling on a potentially lucrative day. Last year, people signed up for these things. I don't mean to be cocky, but mine was the only name on either sign-up sheet for more than a week. It was only when management threatened to schedule people that others decided to sign up.
Before I continue, hats off to Hilary for volunteering for both events. I am very pleased to have worked with such a dedicated individual. Likewise, those who did attend and put forth the effort to contribute, and those who did end up volunteering closer to he event, thanks. Personally, I greatly appreciate it.
I think what really bothers me is the fact that these were supposed to be volunteer events for noble causes, but nobody seemed to give a damn. I had to work side-by-side with people who were more interested in their own wages for a day than actually contributing to a worthy cause. I am bothered now by having to be paid so that those who were scheduled would create less of a stink. I am now left with a bad taste knowing that the vast majority of people at the restaurant are such inclined.
Anyway, the events went off without a hitch, no doubt due to our events team, Analise and Dave. I would be honored to work with them in the future. Furthermore, the energy put in by each member of our crew is deserving of praise. The Hawbaker Tour, especially, was perhaps the most seemless event, either on or off-site, I have witnessed. Trust me. I have been at every event for the last 18 months. I like to brag about that.
I am looking forward to going home in August. I will not be in Pennsylvania for two weeks starting the tenth. School starts almost as soon as I get back. Wish me luck, as I will be taking three of the most demanding civil engineering courses this semester.
Laters.
by billy
at 05:55 EDT
Updated: Thursday, 28 July 2005 05:06 EDT