Cliques The Horseman Club
by Beki Crider
If you have tried to access our web site, you have been disappointed. We have had some malfunctions. An alternative web site was discussed at the All Chapter Meeting. During the time between the All Chapter Meeting and our next meeting, we gathered all the necessary information. At the next meeting the alternate web site was discussed, voted on and the check was written. Well, we now have our own domain web site. Bob Ough, our web site architect and service manager is installing new computers and will have our new site up and running shortly. You will be able to access our old site and will be directed to our new site. In next month's article I will give you our new site web address. I think you are going to love it!
Wedding Bells
After the
ceremony
and we made our way over to the reception, we were serenaded by the chiming
of the bells of A&M as a tribute to Amanda and Corbin. The reception
was held at Rudder Tower on the 11th floor. This is a beautiful reception
room with a view on all four sides, one of which was a hardwood dance floor.
George Arndt was the DJ for the affair and played wonderful dance music
for us and the other dancers. The food was awesome and I loved the Margarita
punch so much that I got the waiter to get the recipe from the chef for
me. We stayed for the weekend and danced at Aggie Hall. A few of our members
were feeling no pain if you know what I mean. It was a good thing. We had
designated drivers. A great time was had by all in Aggie Land.
Wedding Bells Again
Ron built it
all and made it seem like a fairy tale setting, perfect for a wedding.
The only problem was, it had been raining for days. At the last minute,
literally, (as we had chapter members running around setting everything
up outside) the rain stopped, it cleared, the moon was out, a beautiful
sunset in the west and a wedding took place. The rain stayed away all night
and the reception was great.
Hannah, the wonder dog, (in her white/silver lace ensemble) was our
ring bearer. 
She did a wonderful
job and then because her work was so hard, she decided to get a drink out
of the pool for what seemed like five minutes.
We had 97 people sign the guest register and more I know that didn't, yet the caterer never let us run out of food. The last guests left around 2:00 A.M. and Ron and I crashed and burned.
I want to thank Chris Hopkins for overnighting the special bridal
march to me from her daughter in Houston and Josh Meredith, a tech support
at FlashNet. 
He came over wedding rehearsal night and showed me how to change a winamp
music file to a wav file so I could burn a CD with all our wedding music
so I could program the songs played before during and after the wedding.
All of my chapter members who (and I have you on tape so don't deny it)
were running around like ants doing all sorts of things, from electrical,
setting up chairs around pool, making Margarita punch, keeping my family
and friend's happy while we waited on the weather and all the other things
I don't know that you did, but so appreciate. Don Stearns was on the roof
filming, John Lester was all over the place with a video camera and Fred
Blundell was my photo man of the night. Fred was still taking pictures
at midnight when Cody and Cara started opening gifts brought to the wedding.
Both videos and the still shots came out excellent. Thank you all for being
a part of my family. You will never know how much you are loved and appreciated.
You gave to Ron and me and our family a precious gift, your time and your
love. Thank you.
Chapter Meeting and New Member Meeting
Contest News
Dance Lessons
Gene Willman
is starting a new Beginner and Intermediate West Coast Swing (Push) six
week series at Electric Cowboy. The first class will meet on July 9th.
Beginners' start at 4:00 P.M., Intermediate starts at 5:00 P.M. and is
over at 6:00 P.M. The price to TCWDA members is $20.00 per person, nonmembers
$25.00. Click here
to go to Gene's web site.
"Lets Dance"
- Beki
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