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December 17, 2009

Jody Terry – 12 Days of 4-H

Anonymous The Randolph Guide Thu Dec 17, 2009, 09:55 AM EST

On the first day of Christmas, my 4-H Agent sent to me a reminder that record books are due

On the second day of Christmas, my 4-H Agent sent to me two 4H Camp registrations and a reminder that record books are due

On the third day of Christmas, my 4-H Agent sent to me three Pop Can Lamps, two 4-H Camp registrations, and a reminder that record books are due

On the fourth day of Christmas, my 4-H Agent sent to me four dates for dairy quiz bowl practice, three Pop Can Lamps, two 4H Camp registrations, and a reminder that record books are due

On the fifth day of Christmas, my 4-H Agent sent to me five State Fair Blue Ribbons, four dates for dairy quiz bowl practice, three Pop Can Lamps, two 4-H Camp registrations, and a reminder that record books are due

On the sixth day of Christmas, my 4-H Agent sent to me six embryology project incubators, five State Fair Blue Ribbons, four dates for dairy quiz bowl practice, three Pop Can Lamps, two 4-H Camp registrations, and a reminder that record books are due

On the seventh day of Christmas, my 4-H Agent sent to me seven flag etiquette handouts, six embryology project incubators, five State Fair Blue Ribbons, four dates for dairy quiz bowl practice, three Pop Can Lamps, two 4-H Camp registrations, and a reminder that record books are due

On the eighth day of Christmas, my 4-H Agent sent to me eight new ideas for Community Service projects, seven flag etiquette handouts, six embryology project incubators, five State Fair Blue Ribbons, four dates for dairy quiz bowl practice, three Pop Can Lamps, two 4-H Camp registrations, and a reminder that record books are due

On the ninth day of Christmas, my 4-H Agent sent to me nine fun 4-H Talent Show skits, eight new ideas for Community Service projects, seven flag etiquette handouts, six embryology project incubators, five State Fair Blue Ribbons, four dates for dairy quiz bowl practice, three Pop Can Lamps, two 4-H Camp registrations, and a reminder that record books are due

On the 10th day of Christmas, my 4-H Agent sent to me 10 Community Clubs just chartered, nine fun 4-H Talent Show skits, eight new ideas for Community Service projects, seven flag etiquette handouts, six embryology project incubators, five State Fair Blue Ribbons, four dates for dairy quiz bowl practice, three Pop Can Lamps, two 4-H Camp registrations, and a reminder that record books are due

On the 11th day of Christmas, my 4-H Agent sent to me 11 recipes for the food show, 10 Community Clubs just chartered, nine fun 4-H Talent Show skits, eight new ideas for Community Service projects, seven flag etiquette handouts, six embryology project incubators, five State Fair Blue Ribbons, four dates for dairy quiz bowl practice, three Pop Can Lamps, two 4-H Camp registrations, and a reminder that record books are due

On the 12th day of Christmas, my 4-H Agent sent to me 12 new presentation categories, 11 recipes for the food show, 10 Community Clubs just chartered, nine fun 4-H Talent Show skits, eight new ideas for Community Service projects, seven flag etiquette handouts, six embryology project incubators, five State Fair Blue Ribbons, four dates for dairy quiz bowl practice, three Pop Can Lamps, two 4-H Camp registrations, and a reminder that record books are due!

Jody Terry is the 4-H program assistant for Randolph County 4-H, part of the N.C. Cooperative Extension Service in Asheboro. She can be reached at (336) 318-6000 or by e-mail at jody_terry@ncsu.edu

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