Ah, Emeril’s… the last time I was there he was just a one-store dude who all the mags were raving about. Before he was A Phenomenon. When he was just A Genius from 15 minutes away from where I lived as a teen. I had to go see what a Fall River kid was doing in New Orleans. Let’s see, it was a Tuesday or a Wednesday, full anyway, and I can still picture the place (maybe it’s changed), but I can’t remember noise.

Yes, that kind of noise we do discuss. I’ve written about sound in that context here, too. Some places the noisiness can wreck all other Experience factors. Ugh.

Draw away!

Later,

Kelly

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You know, I don’t think I have. That’s one of those things you’d probably only bring up if it was a problem (and then very indirectly), and I don’t think I’ve had that issue with anyone.

We talked about it a lot in school, I remember. Presentations without presentation skills are horrendous to sit through, and we did a ton of presenting. It’s been a long time, but I still carry those lessons with me.

Later,

Kelly

Now…how to get into the Cattlemen’s Club ….sheesh, business in Texas….might be kind of fun.

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LOL LOL. Probably had one of those lovely Matthew McConaghey accents, too.

My local B & N never provides such fine research material for me, though I am there all the time. Sad, really. Hope your “research” goes well!

Until later,

Kelly

Yes. You are so predictable, but this buff was BUFF, had to share….and he had a brain, too
Maybe Texas is not so bad…

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You know I stopped listening at “buff,” right? I am one predictable lady. Seriously, that is it. He who dresses for the occasion commands it.

Panther, Brett, talk amongst yourselves. He he. Kelly’s job board… how cool would that be?

Lion,

First thought: The Canadian Army has sommeliers come to speak?

Next thought: There’s a regular job involved here that I didn’t know about or forgot about. Or I’m moving to Canada and joining the Army.

Sounds like for the audience, you have the dress right. I learned the lesson long ago from an old story about selling I-forget-what to Iowa farmers. Dress like a city slicker, you lose. Dress like a farmer, they know you’re faking it. Dress as if you thought of your audience, but a bit better than they might. Politicians do it all the time, but then, they’re faking it, so maybe that’s not a good example.

Until later,

Kelly

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Thank you – I will have a look and put in for it. Yes, where we work is about the same. The wheels turn so slowly you have to replace the axles before each wheel turns completely around once…

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