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...on the East Coast, possibly the whole country!
The MOTD this past weekend wouldn't have been the success it was if it hadn't been for our DCMM members, both on the board and off.
Michael and Patricia Babischkin worked extremely hard all year and during the event to pull it off. Patricia is still suffering from laryngitis as a result from this weekend and Michael is still pooped.
Marina, Jen and Michael Oakes, Janelle, and several others also put forth a lot of effort to help out this past weekend.
I am very, very proud of the club for it's unstinting effort toward MOTD, and I hope our "tradition" of hard work for this event will continue.
Congratulations to us!
...on the East Coast, possibly the whole country!
The MOTD this past weekend wouldn't have been the success it was if it hadn't been for our DCMM members, both on the board and off.
Michael and Patricia Babischkin worked extremely hard all year and during the event to pull it off. Patricia is still suffering from laryngitis as a result from this weekend and Michael is still pooped.
Marina, Jen and Michael Oakes, Janelle, and several others also put forth a lot of effort to help out this past weekend.
I am very, very proud of the club for it's unstinting effort toward MOTD, and I hope our "tradition" of hard work for this event will continue.
Congratulations to us!
Katie Williams
Vice President, DC Mtro MINIS
Katie:
You make me blush. I can't do much more as I still have NO voice.
Despite all the hard work and the long hours, it was a blast. I do hope that DCMM stays as active. It was very aparent that we have a wonderful group of fine folks, who has no problem adopting any one else and being welcoming to all comers. We walked away with all but one category of chili cook-off prizes ( Congrats to Marty and his son --- such talent) and still found time to eat, drink and be merry.
I love DCMM and will miss you horribly when I'm on the left coast. If only I could pack each and every one of you!!!
I have some special call outs:
John DaCrema: Thank you and your family. Your family babysitting Joe is the only way we could have run away for the weekend and that is as always fabulous. FYI, Joe is still sleeping off his fun. Also, thank you for feeding us Wednesday. It was yummy and so nice of you. I can't believe I ate so well that evening and you are tops!
Jen and Mikes Oakes: Thank you for swinging over and helping to organize the invoices for the reg desk. It was wonderful for you to help out and I know you also manned the DCMM desk too. As always you kids are such hard workers.
Mark M.: Thanks for letting me volunteer you without question. You were a HUGE help and continued to help when I ran off to Maryville for more printing.
Katie: Our little cheerleader and work horse. Thank you personally for chasing David around to give me the much needed chance to sit down and rest. I owe you HUGE hugs.
Janelle, Paul, Jim, & Marina: I saw you kids working from across the room at the cook-off. I'm glad each of you made it and worked SO hard. I still can't believe how much money we brought in for the club. I hope it helps buy a banner (or two) and seed some awesome events this summer.
Now, can everyone pray I find my voice again? I lost it at the Dragon and now I sound like a Dragon who doesn't breathe fire anymore
A very successful event. I was never prouder to wear my DCMM badge and be able to say that I was a little part of it.
Big thanks to Ms. Patricia - and if you want to take me to California that would be OK..............
I am sure more great things are to come from DCMM, and we always have the Dragon next year to start thinking about.
__________________ "Isabelle" 2003 IB/W MC She is utterly and completely stock. I like her that way. Motoring ID HEY424 Past Presidents of DCMM Support Group Leader
think it's too early to put in a request for time off for next year?
I didn't make it to the dragon this year, but I'm defintely going to make it next year barring any catostrophic events.
think it's too early to put in a request for time off for next year?
I didn't make it to the dragon this year, but I'm defintely going to make it next year barring any catostrophic events.
I spoke to the Fontana -- we already have 30 folks registered for next year.
So, I'd put in the time off NOW -- what's stopping you. The dates are 5/4 to 5/7.
so for those of us who could not make the "The Dragon".. .........i assume that the tate breakfast is still on next week........
Yes the breakfast is on... but it's time for you to make to the Dragon.
I am so happy to be part of such a club I had a great time and I got to know few people better. You guys are really cool.
MD STREGA2
__________________ La Scuderia MINI LUNA -MC Clubman CR/ SilverGyPsy -GP 0142 Ambrogina -MCSC PW- past MINIs from La Scuderia Stella - 2005 MCC Blk on CoolBlue Streghina MCSC 2005 Blk on Dark Silver Streghetta MCS 2003Dark Silver -
It was very aparent that we have a wonderful group of fine folks, who has no problem adopting any one else and being welcoming to all comers.
DCMM is truly made up of a group of fine folks. We weren't able to make the Dragon this year (you can bet we'll be there next) but all the other events we have attended have been a great time spent with a friendly group. When we first joined, we were made to feel like long time members at our first event. The monthly breakfast at Tate is like meeting with old friends. We look forward to many more fun events.
"Isabelle" 2003 IB/W MC
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.........i assume that the tate breakfast is still on next week........
