The Banana Files: Stephanie Green


Top Banana:

Stephanie Green

 

 

Stephanie Green is our first Top Banana.

 

Although Stephanie is a fan of the South Carolina Gamecocks, she has otherwise distinguished herself as an outstanding member of our team.  We were once again impressed to see her in action on the playground on Monday.  She faced yet another impossible situation and solved it with the same determination that she demonstrates in the woods when hunting deer.  If there is one thing I've learned, it has been not to mess with Stephanie--no matter how much I think I know about the rules of the wilderness (and NASCAR).  She will just wait you out, and then . . . BOOM.


Thank you, Stephanie.  You help make this a better place for all of us.





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