Smithville Post

Thursday, May 28, 2009

Garrettisms

"Daddy come in here and help us"

"Am I the ONLY one who can help, can't Mommy?

"Daddy I need you, you're a strong buck"
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"Garrett, what do you want to be for Halloween this year"
"A really big elephant"

Not sure how to pull that one off.
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Garrett, The Negotiator

Garrett is still potty training, and I have to ask him like 40 times a day if he has to go potty. He usually says no, but when he really does need to go he says "so, what do I get?" I usually say, a piece of candy or a sticker. Then he will proceed with the negotiation.

"I would like to go to the park and I would like chocolate milk"

Smart kid.

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The days I have to go to work, Garrett get really mad.

He said to me a few weeks ago.

"Mommy, Daddy goes to work so you don't have to"

Children are so simple and sweet. I adore it.

Nose Attack

Watch out she likes to attack noses! She is too cute!

Marketing Manager

Aaron is now the Marking Manager at Weatherby! We was the Marketing Coordinator, and he was able to get a title promotion to Manager!

Go Aaron we are proud of you!

Read the press release here:

Paso Robles, CA - -(AmmoLand.com)- Smith joined Weatherby in 2005 as marketing coordinator. In his expanded role, he manages major communication projects in both the print and digital areas, including the annual catalog and Web site, as well as advertising and e-mail campaigns. Smith also oversees Weatherby’s public relations program, working with outdoor writers and other industry professionals. He organizes exhibits for trade and consumer shows, and represents Weatherby at numerous events. In addition, Smith plays a key role in the “life” of Weatherby Nation, the company’s online community.

“Aaron has clearly become a very important member of our team,” said Brad Ruddell, Weatherby’s vice president of sales and marketing. “He has great passion for Weatherby as well as the hunting and shooting sports. This promotion recognizes his outstanding work and many contributions to our company.”

A lifelong California resident, Smith went on his first hunt at the age of three. He is an avid big game hunter, especially fond of the Rocky Mountains and desert Southwest.

Prior to joining Weatherby, Smith attended California Polytechnic Institute, San Luis Obispo, where he earned a degree in recreation, parks and tourism administration. In addition, he worked as a sales manager for the San Luis Obispo branch of Copeland’s Sports.