Cafeoutdoors.com: Good Luck Miss Bud

Ahh, well. Stick with what you know! A little bit of architectural history. Make sure you have tents covering opening between 2 barn doors, so that people can stay in an entirely closed in area during bad weather.

Make the storage area, and shop in the small barn into two offices, one for registration and one for the managers. I worked with the 7 girls in the office, to figure out what they needed. Run the internet down there to hook their computers and the displays up.

Presentation is everything. Although, most bidders are NO different, than the regular guy on the street. Make sure you offer something for everyone!

Tell, every guy that sits it the Biarritz, that he looks 'just like Elvis.'

Not really, but sometimes it works.

Draw on every one of your talents. In the past, you might have been a dancer, and now you set stages. Stages for a different purpose than strictly entertainment.

There are a half a dozen motorhomes parked outside, and security everywhere on this property tonight, feels life we're hosting a Cup race.

As long as "Those shoes" keep moving forward you won't get bogged down in the mud. Just like tires, you have to keep them pointed ahead.

I'm so nervous, when months of work could be all for naught, and I NEVER have lost stagefright. But, I just keep on smiling, 'cause what you do in your REAL life matters.....Grace under pressure.

One more thing.....choose the right music to keep 'em interested....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jpKKfeQT7H8

Thanks, lots of old friends last night, and one man I'd never met from Winnipeg.

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