I was waiting for Judy Edwards to post this, but I guess she's shy tonight.

The Master Editor Award letters are in the mail. Judy received hers today, as did I. Let's hope other newsletter editor winners read the forum each week. It's a shame to not use the available information on this web site for the betterment of regional newsletters. Pass the word around!


Wayne

I don't think I have ever been shy a day in my life.

Sorry Wayne - I would have posted it but I had to go to a Christmas Party tonight 2 hours from home and I ran out of time.

Congratulations on re-earning the Master's title.

Judy

I recieved two letters:

#1 Master webmaster for the NC Region website

#2 Master Editor for the Coil Wire newsletter of Alamance Region

OK - anyone else?

There must be more than 3 getting the award this year. I know of one more but they have not posted yet (hint, hint).

Judy

He's the same one I'm thinking of Judy. Hint hint, Maryland guy!!!!

Wayne

Quite a few more out there, unless the letters got lost.

Wayne, did you put that smiley face next to my handle? Everybody knows I never smile, or so they tell me. Heck, I carry a jar of vasoline around to lubricate my cheeks in case I smaile, hahahaha

Earl, I haven't seen you "smile" on this web site for some time now!

The smiley face comes up to show everyone that you are on-line(on the site). That way, we can straighten up if we know you're lurking around watching us!

It goes dark and grumpy when you log off!


Wayne

I saw Jean Soehnlein the other night at a Christmas party. She also received a Master for the NC Region News.

Judy

Judy, did you ask her about visiting us here online?
Wayne

No, was I suppose to?

Received word from Brooke Davis of the Hornet's Nest Region that he received an MEA this year. This will be the 10th MEA that Brooke has received for HNR's "Member's Parade". Way to go Brooke!

That make 4 of us from the great state of North Carolina receiving the Master Editor award.

You were smilin' BIG after chasing me around Pennsylvania last September!!! Maybe you just need to get the cob webs out of Old Blue more often.

Come on West, you let that little "car" catch that big "locomotive" of yours????


Wayne

Come on, Wayne. You know what the back roads of Pennsylvania look like. Just when one gets the legs out, you gotta slow down for a 90-degree turn. Besides, I don't think I've ever read that Buick's were slugs!! Just the drivers. (present company not included).