Progressive Story Told by Attendees: A Beach Tale

Carrie Glenn took us to the beach - or rather, brought the beach to Glasgow Hall - for a creative meeting with a theme of a Progressive Story

Tetyana Margolina began with Humorous remarks:

Annette Cain won Table Topics:

Tom Mallory gave his #7 speech Breaking the Traditions of Traditional Banking and was voted Most Improved:

Carl Thormeyer evaluated Tom's speech:

Jack Jackson was voted Best Speaker for his folk tale A Grain of Rice from the advanced manual "Storytelling":

Jack's evaluator Laura Franklin was selected Best Evaluator:

Summer Solstice

Tetyana Margolina was TMoD today and selected "Summer Solstice" as the theme, coincident with that event!

Pat Hanson was Humorist:

Kim Amador won Table Topics:

Laura Franklin gave a #5 speech A Wedding Toast! and was voted Most Improved:

Sheila Dundon was Laura's speech evaluator, and unfortunately the video of her speech didn't turn out. :(

Glenn Woodson was voted Best Speaker for his presentation from the Leadership Excellence series, Building a A Team:

 Glenn's evaluator Don Free was selected Best Evaluator:

Superstitions

It being Friday the 13^th, and one with a full moon no less, Leisel Iverson chose "Superstition" as her theme.

Carrie Glenn gave opening remarks:

Carl Thormeyer won Table Topics (for the second week in a row!)

Annette Cain gave her #7 speech, Plastic Soup, and was voted Most Improved Speaker:

Annette's evaluator Jack Jackson was chosen Best Evaluator:

Arnie Buss gave the #1 project from the advanced Storytelling manual entitled The Rusty Penny, and was voted Best Speaker:

Arnie was evaluated by Don Free:

D-Day

Today was the70th anniversary of Operation Overlord, the Allied invasion of Normandy that signaled the beginning of the end of World War II. So Arnie Buss, today's TMoD, chose D-Day as the theme.

Carl Thormeyer won Table Topics:

Kim Amador gave her Icebreaker Speech The Most Important Woman in the World, and was voted Best Speaker as well as Most Improved Speaker:

Kim's evaluator was Fred Sadler, who was Best Evaluator for the meeting:

Tom Mallory gave his #6 speech What If I Were Perfect:

Tom was evaluated by Pat Hanson: