Sorry Peggy but CKCSC does have a rule that you are NOT to seek juding assignment but 
I guess that depends on who you are.

Cathy

Peggy Mickelson wrote:

> Hmmm -
> Seeking judging assignments is frowned upon (to put it lightly...) in every venue 
>that I know except CKCSC-USA.  As far as judging is concerned, some
> assignments are better than others- and there are many, many judges, not just 
>Cavalier judges, who turn invitations to judge into mini-vacations.
> There isn't a thing wrong with that.
> There are also assignments that judges take that they will never take again, because 
>they are horrid experiences.
>    However...even the best of judging appointments can have horror stories involved 
>with them, such as having planes cancelled, or having no one show
> up to meet you at the airport and not having a clue where you are supposed to 
>go....this is really difficult when in a foreign country.  By foreign,
> don't just think of English-speaking places but of countries where English is not 
>the first language and where natives might not speak English at all.
> Being left stranded there, even if your "welcoming committee" is only late and 
>hasn't forgotten you entirely, can be frightening.
>     In the end, Dave, it is the dogs and the friends one makes over the years that 
>make judging worthwhile.  There is not nearly the prestige that
> non-judges think there is.  Yes, a judge is treated in a rather special way most of 
>the time...but not always.  And there are the weeks when that same
> judge is an exhibitor like the rest of us...and treated just the same way we all 
>treat one another.
>     As for visiting friends in other countries and spending time with them after 
>judging assignments in those countries, I fail to see what is wrong
> with that, if anything is wrong.  That kind of thing expands one's horizons and, if 
>push comes to shove, can be and often is reciprocated when the
> hosts and/or hostesses travel to other countries to judge.
>     Seems to me we could use some horizon expanding here on the list, no?
> Peggy
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