Friday, May 17, 2013

High Five For Friday, v1...

Many of my blogging friends post a top five list for Friday and I'd like to do a little more blogging so I'm going to join and make myself take more pictures and such during the week.

 {It's finally Friday!!!!! insert tune and dance}
1. We ended our Junior League year Monday with a fabulous dinner at Ground Round in StJoMo. Lots of recognition, good food, good drinks, great friends...good times. 

2. I earned a $996 commission check from Mary Kay this week! Thanks to a pretty awesome Mary Kay team in April, I was able to pay off another student loan. I love free money!

3. We are spoiled at work with goodies, all the time. Hence why I gained 20 lbs. the first time I worked at Second Harvest and why I struggle to say no to any kind of food. The Amish from Jamesport brought in these goodies to share from the apples we shared with our Members. Todd and I have yet to try it, but I'm thinking it might be on the menu tonight. It's Friday after all!

4. I received the email from Mary Kay that I was officially on-target to finish Queen's Court of Sales this year. That is $36,000 in retail sales, which I have never done before. I am beyond excited to pick out a prize, walk across stage at Seminar like a celebrity, and celebrate another amazing year!


5. I don't have a photo for this one yet, but I get to go hang out at Shatto Milk Company in Osborn, Mo., all day. We are taking a farm tour and having lunch there. I am pretty stoked to have on my boots and casual clothes today. While most of my farm tours before have really equaled getting dirty, I don't forsee that happening today, but I do have my boots on for good measure! :)

Hope ya'll have a great weekend!

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  1. Dream of GenerationsMay 17, 2013 at 7:21 PM

    I have seen several people talk about The Shatto Dairy tours. I think that's awesome because for my FFA Dairy Cattle Judging we went to a practice contest at their dairy and judged their cows. It was fun to go there. We even got to go buy some milk in the gift store. They have some great chocolate milk :)

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  2. MelissaMay 20, 2013 at 6:23 AM

    Erin, I'm glad you said that as I asked if they hosted the Dairy contest at their farm. I remember when I did dairy judging in FFA it was at a dairy in Kansas that sold milk to Roberts Dairy. I loved the tour of Shatto. They are a great family-run business.

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