Bunny Young updates the group on a professional development retreat originally planned for April, then June, now proposed for January or February 2021 at a ranch. She's asking for feedback on dates and notes the small group of 6–8 people will manage the cold weather fine.
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Hey, difference makers. So I wanted to send you a quick update about the power retreat that we were planning on having in April that we had to reschedule to June, and then we had to reschedule. I don't know how your year has been, but the horses definitely miss us and are looking forward to having us out at the ranch very soon. And so I would love it if you would respond to this email and let me know your thoughts about going out to the ranch in January or February. It'll be a little chilly, but we've done it before. We can do it again. I'm confident that we'll have a good professional development retreat. It'll be six to eight of us, so it'll be a very small group. So I just wanted you to know that I haven't forgotten about you. I'm looking forward to having you at the ranch and I also wanted to have the opportunity to ask you what your thoughts were and also let me know what you're looking forward to out of this retreat. I know some of you don't know what to expect, so. And some of you are looking forward to it because of what you've heard and all of the mystery. And so I just wanted to let you know that I'm looking forward to it. The horses are looking forward to it. We're all looking forward to it, especially since it's going to be in 2021. Yay. And if you're ready to bundle up, then maybe we can have it sooner rather than later. But I wanted to hear it from you first. The horses are down for it, but we want to know from the human side of it. We want you to be safe and comfortable. And so let me know. Thank you. Have a wonderful holiday. Have a wonderful new year, and I will see you very soon. And above all, as always, thank you for making the world a better place. Happy trails.
