The second class of the day was taught by Missy Shipman. She talked about how to partner with your community to hold workshops at the library, during lunch hour at a dentist office, and other possible places in your community where you can team up with other groups. I don't have many pictures of her presentation, but it was very informative. It got me thinking of all the people I come in contact with every day, and how I can introduce them to stamping and SU!
Sorry ladies, but that is all I have time to post this morning before the final day of general session. (Can you tell I overslept)? I will have to finish up my convention coverage of Day 2 when I return from Day 3. I'll see you all after dinner!
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hmm, the only thing about some of those places is that dental offices are not appropriate places. It does have to be a "sterile" environment and OSHA has compliance rules. (not to be a wet blanket) but i work in an dental office. If there is a conference/lunch area, or in the waiting room you can do it there. It does help to have people think outside of their comfort zone! ;)
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing these idea!
Thank you Kelly for sharing your convention experience with us it was truly amazing. And it makes me want to make sure that I attend next year. You were also teaching us so much. Thanks again.
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Thanks so much for all that you have shared the last couple of days... I wasn't able to go to convention... and was really excited to see your post this morning! YOu made me happy! Thanks again!
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