After the Bar-B-Q event I went to Portillo's for the best hot dogs in
California. The event would only sell you 2 oz of food. I guess when it was
done, then they could sell what was not used for judging. I didn't feel like
waiting three hours. I had already put in six hours in the office.
Ed looked way more professional than the other judges. The competitors brought
up the product to the judges and then were judged. Maybe we need to do it that
way at the dog shows. Have the exhibitors bring the dog to us while we sit
under a tent.
After lunch I drove to Huntington Beach and walked out to the shore. Tedi was
in the Mid-West for dog shows, so I felt I should do something California. It
took me about 15 minutes to realize everyone was too young, too old, or too fat
for me to look at. I fit one of those categories.
Now I have learned not to drive two hours with the top down, spend time at the
beach, and not use sun screen.
Life is a trade off.
Evan
-----Original Message-----
From: edwinx <edwinx@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: freelist <showgsd-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tue, Jun 23, 2015 9:31 am
Subject: [ SHOWGSD-L ] what Evan said
I saw Evan this past Saturday in Micky Town ( Anaheim) I was judging a BBQ
contest and Evan dropped by! After surveying the situation he said "this is
just like dog shows"... what Evan doesn't know is that the judging sucks ( but
not me) makes me really appreciate GSD judges! The problem with BBQ judges is
that most of them don't compete! Where as all GSD judges do or have in the
past! Don't know how to fix it
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