[Sca-cooks] Dayboards

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Please let me point out that good and open communication between all parties
concerned is always an excellent idea.

Who ever was second guessing the weather and the soup, should have gone
directly to the dayboard cook and expressed concerns. Then the dayboard cook
could have taken action.

This "I was told to make soup" thingie smacks of going behind the person's
back who said they would take care of day board. Come on folks, you gotta let
people do their jobs.
Phillipa


> Um, excuse me....I was asked to make the soup if it looked like it was going
> to rain.  I was also asked to do the same thing at the July event the year
> before, and I came prepared.  But it didn't rain, so I didn't make any soup.
> If it hadn't been forecast to pour on us that weekend, I wouldn't have made
> the soup.  It had nothing to do with my faith or lack thereof in your
> abilities.  It wasn't even my idea to make the soup.  I was just asked to
> come prepared.  I did not mean to step on anyone's toes, and I apologize if
> I hurt your feelings.  The honest truth is that the soup was related to the
> weather, not the dayboard.  I would have made soup that day *regardless* of
> who did the dayboard.
>
> Iuliana
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