Re: Buffalo-bilia
Mark Wilson (mwilson@POLARIS.ORL.MMC.COM)
Tue, 12 Sep 1995 10:10:11 EDT
> From @pucc.princeton.edu:owner-scouts-l@TCUBVM.IS.TCU.EDU Tue Sep 12 08:11:36
1995
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> Date: Tue, 12 Sep 1995 07:45:32 -0400
> From: John Pannell <PANNELLJ@delphi.com>
> I am a Buffalo, not much more common than Antelope, and just about as
> cumbsersome to sing.
Funny, I don't know any buffaloes (and we have a lot in our district) who
can sing in the first place.
As to your other problem, looks like you'll get to practice the concepts
they will teach you a lot sooner that you thought. You have a good start
with your chips (lead by example). You might also look into "guided
discovery" to get them to loosen up and get them to see how such things
could be fun as well as how they might be able to use it in their units.
BTW, I was in the 2/8 Cav (Mustangs) and we had the Mustang Chip award
which went to the officer who commited the most infamous faux pas (such
as the S4 (logistics officer) who ran his jeep out of gas) since the last
social gathering (all in good humor, of course). You might consider the
same approach with your chips.
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Mark Wilson mwilson@polaris.orl.mmc.com
Eagle Class of '74 863 Trumbull Street
SM, Troop 565 Deltona, FL, 32725
I used to be an antelope ....
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