Just yesterday I had the Opportuniy to make the journey to the south east part of the state once again. I know that I have said it time and time again but every time I go to this part of the state I can't get over how nice the scenery is. This is an absolute beautiful part of the state and I am so glad that I have had the opportunity to do my chapter visits in the south east region. Even though it is a long drive it is definitley well worth it.
The best part about my visit at summers county was how nice the people were there. I stopped at a local gas station to get directions and everyone was more than willing to help me out. As soon as I got to the school I also realized how nice the teachers and students were there as well. Thank you all for being so helpful it made the visit go really good for me and I hope it went good for you guys as well.
Another one of the highlights of my day was how awesome the students were at the visit. You guys were great and I appreciate you all participating in the workshops and getting involved in the activities. I thought that it made the day really fun and I had an absolute blast.
Along with doing the workshops and activities we also had a little bit of fun throughout the day. When we had some extra time some of the members told me about some things that they have encountered through their travels in the FFA. Lets just say that I am still laughing because they have encountered some very interesting things through their travels to say the very least. lol you guys know what I am talking about.
Overall I had an absolute blast with the Summers County FFA Chapter and I hope you guys had fun as well. Thanks for having me at your chapter and for making me feel right at home. Also Good luck with your fish farm.
Well now I have one more visit to do and I then I will be able to say that I have completed my chapter visits. My last visit will be at Shady Spring on April 23. I can't wait to see you guys there. If anybody needs anything feel free to call, text, or email me.
304-771-6763
mash3@mix.wvu.edu