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Holy moly, what a fun morning was had at Seattle Sunrise’s Humorous Speech and Table Topics contests on Saturday!
The event was opened by our award-winning speaker and beloved President Peter and brilliantly, hilariously hosted by Marti.
We had six (SIX! That’s impressive!) speakers participating in the Humorous Speech contest. The competitors and their speeches, in order of speaking, were as follows:
Amy, “Oak Harbor Lights.”
Nicole S., “Finding the ‘Good’ in ‘Goodbye.’”
Mary, “The Incompetent Communicator.”
me, “Home Crap Home: My Battle with the American Dream.”
Dave E., “Taking a Walk in the Evening Can Be Full of Surprises.”
Katey, “Survival Skills in the Modern Office Environment.”
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Saturday’s meeting of the Seattle Sunrise Toastmasters was presided over by our Acting President Aanya and hosted by Toastmaster Scott C. The theme, seasonally appropriate, was Back to School. Scott was excited to show off his back-to-school clothes, a new gray jersey (which looked a lot like the one he was already wearing, but I can’t claim to be up all on the new fashions these days).
I had the honor of joining in as a speaker, along with Preston, Dave E., and Tom. Preston was up first, with his CC Project #2 speech, “4 things to know to make your home purchase go smoother,” in which he outlined the hard-won wisdom he has gleaned from being a buyer on $eattle’$ expensive sellers’ real estate market. Of his points–all of them sound and useful–“Brace yourself for disappointment,” was the takeaway for me that seemed applicable to life in general.