A fantastic send off! It's rare that we can venture out of the world of training, support and academia, but a little white and pink collar bowling got the job done for us!
Every sport has its rules of etiquette. So it is in bowling.
Team PIVOT Managed a Perfect Game!
1. Foul line was at all times observed. No foul lanaguage to boot!
2. No one was tempted tp do a two-ball a pinboy.
By this, I mean we didn't "chuck'er" or fire another ball down the lane before the first was returned. While a CRAZYLY hilarious senario- don't injure the pin-boy.
3. Everyone on team PIVOT remebered their socks.
(Do I have to expalin this one? Shoe renatl - enough said....)
4. Remain on the bench until it is your turn to bowl.
5. There is no rule against body english. Well, there was a little pushing at the organiz burrito bar afterwards- CHA CHA CHA.
6. "Give the bowler on your right preference at all times."
How would I expallin to HR that I took out my CD with a poly carbon bwling ball?
7. Eliminate dilly-dallying between shots.
Dear Tyna, Delivering farewell gifts to the trainees while fun is not "dilly- dalling." You are in the clear.
8. Don't distract or bother other bowlers.
Okay, I get excited...
9. Be ready to bowl when it is your turn.
Okay, so I was playing "jumpin' jackpot!"
10. Confine your remarks to those on the bench.
Texting your comment of frustration is apropriate here...
I have come to understand why I had 4 spares that should have been strikes. After a gutter ball on the first half of the frame, I was very "determined" to take it out on the pins. Unfortuantely, that is no way to capitalize on scoring after a spare.
Wow! Bowling was fun. What a healthy and fun activity!
ReplyDeleteA fantastic send off! It's rare that we can venture out of the world of training, support and academia, but a little white and pink collar bowling got the job done for us!
ReplyDeleteEvery sport has its rules of etiquette. So it is in bowling.
Team PIVOT Managed a Perfect Game!
1. Foul line was at all times observed. No foul lanaguage to boot!
2. No one was tempted tp do a two-ball a pinboy.
By this, I mean we didn't "chuck'er" or fire another ball down the lane before the first was returned. While a CRAZYLY hilarious senario- don't injure the pin-boy.
3. Everyone on team PIVOT remebered their socks.
(Do I have to expalin this one? Shoe renatl - enough said....)
4. Remain on the bench until it is your turn to bowl.
5. There is no rule against body english.
Well, there was a little pushing at the organiz burrito bar afterwards- CHA CHA CHA.
6. "Give the bowler on your right preference at all times."
How would I expallin to HR that I took out my CD with a poly carbon bwling ball?
7. Eliminate dilly-dallying between shots.
Dear Tyna, Delivering farewell gifts to the trainees while fun is not "dilly- dalling." You are in the clear.
8. Don't distract or bother other bowlers.
Okay, I get excited...
9. Be ready to bowl when it is your turn.
Okay, so I was playing "jumpin' jackpot!"
10. Confine your remarks to those on the bench.
Texting your comment of frustration is apropriate here...
I have come to understand why I had 4 spares that should have been strikes. After a gutter ball on the first half of the frame, I was very "determined" to take it out on the pins. Unfortuantely, that is no way to capitalize on scoring after a spare.
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