Unusual devotion
Way back in August, 2005, I stopped by to visit the Capital PC User Group booth at the Montgomery County Agricultural Fair. Staffing the booth was former CPCUG president Dennis Courtney.
When I asked Dennis whether he was volunteering for a day or two, he replied that he was volunteering for every day of the fair. Best as I can recall, that fair went on for 5 days or more.
The degree of devotion required to do that much volunteering is rare. That's a rare degree of devotion. Other leaders of the Capital PC User Group have shown an equal degree of devotion.
I sometimes wonder what causes a person to have that much devotion. Maybe it boils down to the fact that they care a lot.
When I asked Dennis whether he was volunteering for a day or two, he replied that he was volunteering for every day of the fair. Best as I can recall, that fair went on for 5 days or more.
The degree of devotion required to do that much volunteering is rare. That's a rare degree of devotion. Other leaders of the Capital PC User Group have shown an equal degree of devotion.
I sometimes wonder what causes a person to have that much devotion. Maybe it boils down to the fact that they care a lot.
posted by Phil Shapiro | 6:51 AM
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