Eighth Day

During today's work session, I wrote thank you letters pretty much. I told them where I was going to school and a highlight of my time at Proctor in my thank you letting I said thank you. Most of them were the same; however,  a few of the letters were different toward the end because I had messed up my rhythm and started the letter differently. I think I wrote around eight to twelve of them, which only created a small dent in the long list of names. After lunch, I went to my last baseball game, and we beat Brewster 9-5. It was a super cool way to end the season, and I will definitely miss playing with the team. Later that day, I also went through my google form and found that more people had filled it out with their college, a non-Proctor email, and a possible college address. I then put those things into a google sheet I have been working on. 9am-12pm 9pm-9:30pm total: 37hrs 30 min



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  1. Bonny Morris, DevelopmentMay 19, 2022 at 5:56 AM

    Friends of Proctor who support annually and continue to ensure the school is financially strong will appreciate hearing from you directly Wesley. They will love your thank you notes!

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