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Thoughts from Randy
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Let me start by saying my Thoughts this week have nothing to do with Special Olympics. It’s the beginning of Fall and in my opinion, the best time of the year in New Mexico. Forgive the poetry, but we have crisp mornings - sunny afternoons – and beautiful warm evenings. The skies look bluer, the air is filled with the delicious smell of roasted green chile, and every time you walk outdoors, there’s a strong sense of ”it’s good to be alive.” The Fall is also an extremely busy time, as well. Almost too busy – and it’s easy to fill every minute with something and rush through every day going 100 miles per hour in an attempt to get things done. Here’s what I think about that.
Editor’s Note: The following is a re-post of a story that ran in the Clovis New Journal Online on September 17th, 2011. Equestrian competition held at events center Benna Sayyed for CNJ Online
Participants and volunteers at the state Special Olympics on Saturday in Clovis said the event is all about helping challenged citizens excel in sports and competition and enriching their life. The event, which began in 1986, takes place on the third weekend of September every year. The competition was held at the Curry County Events Center. This year’s event started Friday morning. Sporting events like track and field, basketball, golf, softball, and bowling gave participants ample opportunity to showcase their skills, but the focus was on the equestrian competition.
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