Boy, I am not good at keeping this blog current.  I have two years and eight months to get better - maybe longer if I delve into PDGland. 
So what has gone on this past month?
On October 8th I attended the dinner for discussion leader for the Rotary Leadership Institute and the next day facilitated session for TRF and Membership.
After a week at my factory in Wisconsin I returned in time to spend some time at our club exhibit at Bay Fest, a fun, food, craft etc. annual program.  Great fun.
On October 18th I picked up our Ambassadorial Scholar from Nigeria and took her to a club meeting.  Nothing but fun.  She is incredible.
After our club meeting and a new member induction on the 19th, the 20th found me at a meeting of our District Training Team.
A quick trip to California to visit my brother was followed by an appearance at a local club's fundraiser kick off gathering for sponsors and VIPs on October 28th.
Picked up my new car on the 29th.  I only mention this because I wonder how many miles we will put on together during the 39 month lease.  I cannot imagine.
Monday, November 1st brought me to Rotary's Camp Florida for a Governance Committee Meeting.
November 2nd found me at another District Training Team  meeting.  I have three major projects.  I have to rewrite the AG tri level leadership criteria, complete with flow charts and scenarios.  I also have to create Power Point Presentations for the Tri Level Leadership plan and Running effective club meetings for part of Pre PETS.  I have three weeks to complete these tasks.  Plus I have to do a TRF presentation at our Governor's club on November 12th.  I am cool with TRF so it will not be an issue, still, I have to do some planning.
I know it looks like a lot of work, but I am enjoying every moment so far.  My DGE has included me on every step, I have attended all her PETS meetings, I have taken an active role in her leadership training.  This is so great because the transition from her year to mine will be totally seamless - something I will do with my successor as well.
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