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OT Retirement Speech Needed
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Posted by txblu on September 02, 2004 at 05:42:59 from (199.46.199.230):
Gonna retire soon. Company policy has been to throw a party for service anniversaries and retirements so I figger ima goina have to live thru one. No sense having 38 years worth of friends and coworkers show up for just cake and punch. I need a distraction to keep me from crying as I don't do well at these types of things when I am the reason for the event. Would greatly appreciate a cute little ballad or something of maybe two or three paragraphs, farm related would fit in with my future plans, that I could use to entertain the folks. Gonna be a diverse audience so if you help me, please keep it on the humorous side and no gouges. I stuck it in this Forum as I think more diversity exists here and with the diverse and talented folks that frequent this site, I'm sure I will get at least one. Sure appreciate it up front. Mark
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