A thoughtful gesture on their part.
Suggestions:
My guess is, it can go to the care of the historian now or
whenever you wish to surrender custody.
This is just the sort of thing that would look good on the
office wall, however, as you undoubtedly noticed, AGA has
no office. Well, technically, as duly reported in a state
and Federal tax filings, KR's house is the office, so maybe
it would look good on her wall.
My walls have KR's pics on them so, they're kind of filled.
it's all kind of curcular, isn't it? ;-)
sh
PS: Of course, you deserve your own certificate for many
chorused as well as unsung achievments.
--- Cheryl Rogers <cheryl@rightstuffwebsites.com> wrote:
Sarnia Aquarium Society, of Canada, has sent us a very
nice certificate
of appreciation for supporting their club. I remember
sending them a
flyers, some TAGs and a gift certificate.
You can see the certificate here:
http://www.aquatic-gardeners.org/pics/SAScertificate.jpg
The relevant member is Ken Boorman, who with his wife
Lisa are
apparantly very active in the hobby and even own an
aquatic plants book
business. That link is on our links page.
What do I do with the certificate? Hang it on my wall?
Send it to the
historian? What?
* * * * * * * * * * *
All the other terrific entries in the 6th Annual AGA Aquascaping Contest
are on display:
http://showcase.aquatic-gardeners.org
In service to the community, the AGA has opened forums:
http://forum.aquatic-gardeners.org/
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