Last night was the last HLSR meeting (for my committee)
before the Rodeo starts in March! Our meeting
started at 6:30 pm, but everyone gets there a bit early for free drinks and
food! We were able to pick up the 2015
gold committeeman badge and it is awesome looking! It’s so shiny!
If you don’t know what the badge is for, basically it shows
that you are a volunteer for the rodeo on a specific committee. There are over 31,000 committee members and
it would be hard to know who each of them are.
They give each of us a gold badge to get in to the concerts and carnival
for free plus one guest. We can sit
anywhere in the arena, but if someone comes and says you are sitting in their
seat, you have to move to another one.
Plus, we get a free parking pass as well. If you are interested in signing up for a
committee, let me know and I will tell you how to do it! :)
At the meeting they gave us updates on the committee,
recognized members with year milestones (5, 10, 15 years, etc), and reminded us
to sign up for shifts. They also
mentioned that the Houston Rodeo was on track to sell out 13 of their concerts
this year!!! There was also a person who
was giving away copies of the art that was won at past years school art auctions. I was able to take a beautiful piece of art
home from the winner of the 2012 art competition. Isn’t it beautiful??!!! I can’t wait to frame it and hang it up. They only reprint 2,500 of each piece and
mine was #15. Pretty cool.
Are you ready for the Rodeo????? I am!
I can’t wait to see the concerts and ride the carnival rides. Speaking of the carnival, don’t forget to
purchase half price carnival tickets NOW (GO HERE).
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ReplyDeleteJust figure out what committee you want to be on and apply. It helps if you know someone on the committee, but you can still get on it if you don't know anyone.
ReplyDeleteSome committees are harder to get on than others. Sometimes you will need to apply for a committee you don't like, make connections with other members and then switch committees in a year or two.