One idea, one minute which referred to keeping the shorter roles simple and less than one minute.

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Don’t count your chickens before they hatch

Table Topics: 2nd Session – Marcia DaSilva

1st Speaker’s: Nick/Neha

1st Evaluator: George

Topic: Cancelled date

2nd Speaker: Feng

2nd Evaluator: Eric

Topic: Fire Evacuation

3rd Speaker’s: Johnny and Chin

3rd Evaluator: Jon

Topic: Express Love in the Chinese Culture

4th Speaker: Rosalia

4th Evaluator: Jessica (Guest)

Topic: How did your boyfriend propose to you in Italy?

Best table topics speaker: Rosalia

Best table topics evaluator: Jon

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Table Topics: 3rd Session – Angela He

1st Speaker: Sherry

Topic: Kung Fu teacher

2nd Speaker: Marcia

Topic: Salsa teacher

3rd Speaker: Kirk

Topic: Yoga teacher

4th Speaker: Julie

Topic: Art teacher

George did a total evaluation of the third table topics session

Best table topics speaker: Kirk

Best table topics evaluator: George

Masters in Action – January 2012

Fix your toilet before it turns to be a serious problem

When you are giving a speech, or even trying shorter roles, take an attempt to transfer something valuable to the audience. Teaching them something which can make their life easier or better. Entertaining is also a good approach for choosing the topic of your speeches. It’s not about me.

The theme of the week is Childhood. Do you remember  some moments from your childhood ?

I do remember  some parts of it, especially when I was playing at school. I liked running and skipping

rope, I just loved skipping rope. At that moment, you didn’t think about what you were going to do tomorrow.

Children lived in the present moment.

The tip of the week is:      Be like a child,     Have fun and Laugh.

Creating email titles which are easy to remember

Dear friends of the McGill Toastmasters Club,

We have just finalized the details for our 500^th Club Meeting! This exciting celebration will take place next Tuesday, November 29 from 5:45 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Won’t you join us??

What You Can Expect

- Seasoned TM speakers presenting milestone speeches

- Customary TM camaraderie and laughs

- Delicious refreshments

- Surprises

Details

Date: Tuesday, November 29

Time: 5:45 to 8 p.m.

Location: 688 Sherbrooke Street West, Room 1041

Just imagine… it will be the 500^th time in history that people gather at the McGill Toastmasters Club for self-improvement, friendship and the joy of public speaking.

We hope that you will be among us on this special night.

Questions and R.S.V.P. @ rosalia.felice@mcgill.ca

Rosalia Felice

V-P (Public Relations) on behalf of McGill Toastmasters

“Life is a succession of moments. To live each one is to succeed.” — Corita Kent