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Eventing at the Park
Sep. 7th, 2014 09:56 pmGot up at 5:30 this morning so I could be at my favourite volunteer activity of the year.
The first dressage test were at 7:30, and I needed to be there a bit early to get organized, after collecting S's friend and finding a way to the west end past the closure on 417.
After 6 1/2 hours of scribing dressage tests (that's playing secretary to a judge - sadly this one was not very good at her job, so it was a lot more work than usual, even though I had less feedback for riders to write down), I made announcements over the speaker system, and did general odd jobs for a while. That was followed by an hour or so of taking down jump standards and loading them onto trailers for storage. By then it was 5:30, so we went to my mom's to collect some vegetables and a chair, then to![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
pink_lady2's to pick up forgotten ballet gear, then dropped off S's friend, and finally home to cook supper and help with homework.
Most definitely time for bed now, as tomorrow morning promises to be equally insane.
The first dressage test were at 7:30, and I needed to be there a bit early to get organized, after collecting S's friend and finding a way to the west end past the closure on 417.
After 6 1/2 hours of scribing dressage tests (that's playing secretary to a judge - sadly this one was not very good at her job, so it was a lot more work than usual, even though I had less feedback for riders to write down), I made announcements over the speaker system, and did general odd jobs for a while. That was followed by an hour or so of taking down jump standards and loading them onto trailers for storage. By then it was 5:30, so we went to my mom's to collect some vegetables and a chair, then to
pink_lady2's to pick up forgotten ballet gear, then dropped off S's friend, and finally home to cook supper and help with homework. Most definitely time for bed now, as tomorrow morning promises to be equally insane.
