Giving a talk - need pointers

[BeeHopper]

tillie,
The only pointer I could give you is put on an extra layer of anti-persperant and have a cup of coffee, both of these items will keep you dry and tac sharp.  :-D

[KONASDAD]

tillie, i was doing some reading and came across this for you. finally figured out how to cut and paste :-D
http://shopgpn.com/stores/1/guides/rr/36sci.pdf

I think that was just released as a DVD. Its highlited in this months ABJ in new items to have kinda article.

[tillie]

Wow, Old Timer - that's fantastic - I can use every bit of it. 

This is such a helpful thread!

Linda T less desperate in Atlanta than when I posted this

[tillie]

Thank you, everyone, for your help with my bee talk at the Atlanta History Center.  I did three different presentations and showed my movie on how to crush and strain (the program was Harvest Day)  I followed all the help I got here -

• took honey for tasting with popsicle sticks - both clear and comb honey
• took wax and wax blocks
• took two veils for the kids to try on
• made a bee facts handout
• took the model hive and took it apart and explained how the honey gets in the hive in the first place
• took all kinds of comb for them to see including a frame of capped honey.

Thanks so much for all the suggestions - I even had the kids stand up and do a waggle dance at one of the talks - you all were great.  With one under my belt, I could do it again any time.

Linda T thankful for your help in Atlanta

[Cindi]

Yeah, Linda!!!  Good for you, you did a great thing. I have no clue how people get up the guts to talk to numbers of people in a crowd.  That would be one of my worst nightmares, eeeks!!!  Have a wonderful day, beauty of a life.  Cindi

[Understudy]

tillie,

Sounds like you had an awesome time. Congradulations.

Sincerely,
Brendhan