Thanks and a bit of waffle
Posted: Sun 03 Jul 2011 8:42 pmHi
I'd like to thank everyone for their congratulations on Scout's Novice title on Saturday. I really do appreciate it and have really enjoyed the company of fellow competitors in Novice. I'd also like to thank the judges responsible, Wayne Outtrim at the Taree trial, Mark Sargison at Kanimbla and Jeff Griffiths at Tarana. You are all great judges despite what some people say!
Diary entry for 4 July................ TRAIN STOP WHISTLE URGENTLY!
Also, thank's to those people who didn't draw attention to the afflication on my chin on the weekend. Despite popular belief and those nasty rumours, the marks on my chin arn't contagious, are not pash rash, and no i didn't win a fight at the Tarana pub on friday night or, cut myself shaving. True story....while carrying the dogs dinner down the step of my caravan, I twisted my ankle on the corner of a concrete slab and fell over. Luckily the running board of my new DMAX cushioned my fall (god love it) and I took it on the chin so to speak. Boy those DMAX trucks are tough.
Any hoo.....hopefully it won't take forever to get Scout up to Restricted level and I'll see you all soon in competition or at the Canberra trial at the end of the month.
Lesli and Miss Scoutie
0402235008
I'd like to thank everyone for their congratulations on Scout's Novice title on Saturday. I really do appreciate it and have really enjoyed the company of fellow competitors in Novice. I'd also like to thank the judges responsible, Wayne Outtrim at the Taree trial, Mark Sargison at Kanimbla and Jeff Griffiths at Tarana. You are all great judges despite what some people say!
Diary entry for 4 July................ TRAIN STOP WHISTLE URGENTLY!
Also, thank's to those people who didn't draw attention to the afflication on my chin on the weekend. Despite popular belief and those nasty rumours, the marks on my chin arn't contagious, are not pash rash, and no i didn't win a fight at the Tarana pub on friday night or, cut myself shaving. True story....while carrying the dogs dinner down the step of my caravan, I twisted my ankle on the corner of a concrete slab and fell over. Luckily the running board of my new DMAX cushioned my fall (god love it) and I took it on the chin so to speak. Boy those DMAX trucks are tough.
Any hoo.....hopefully it won't take forever to get Scout up to Restricted level and I'll see you all soon in competition or at the Canberra trial at the end of the month.
Lesli and Miss Scoutie
0402235008