
Welcome to this thread, Northerngirl!!
Cindy - Welcome back!
Diana - Cool scrapbook stuff. I might have to go to one of these conventions one of these days!
Amy - I wouldn't pass up a free weekend in a swanky hotel either. Glad you had a good time
Julie - That's kind of bummin about the Castle. Hopefully everything works out ok.
Yea to everyone who got the excursions they wanted. Other then the Banana boats I'm not sure if we are going to do anything else exept just hang out.
HAPPY (belated) BIRTHDAY HALYNA !
Ok I tried to post last night but I got that "Server busy" so I went into chat and got booted out so I took that as a sign that I should go to bed since I was going to have a busy day at work today. So off to slumber land I went.
So here is the skinny on out week Camping out with the Boy Scouts. Like I posted previuosly we had a lot of fun.
Our camp site was huge and we had plenty of tents and many empty tents. The camp provides the tents which are wood pallet floors with wood frames then green canvas like something from a WW1 movie (I'll have a link with pictures at the end of the post).
We had meals in the Dining Hall and we would have to send 3 boys down about 15 minutes before the meal so that could set the tables and be the waiters for that meal and then they would have to stay to clean up the table.
Let me tell you they fed us well. We did not have one bad meal in my opinion. They even did a "Christmas in July" one day where the dining hall was decorated and Santa stopped by. Oh and you ALWAYS sang a song at meals (the songs were really goofy and cute).
We had a little rain the first night but the majority of the week was warm and humid. We did get a downpour on Friday afternoon. Now let me set this up for you. All the tent flaps had to be rolled up in the morning before the boys went off to go do their stuff because they do a site inspection everyday. Well the boys are gone and the only ones in camp are myself, Jeff and 2 of the older boys who are the Patrol leaders. Well it starts pouring like mad so we are running around the camp to put the flaps down on the tents so that everyones stuff can stay dry. Well we got soaked down to our undies.
It was such a riot!
We got the highest score on our site inspection one day so the next day our Troops flag got to fly at the camps main flag pole. We had to have 7 of our boys be the colorgaurd to raise and lower the American, State, & trrop flag in the morning and lower them at night. Well Nick was the only "new" scout that got picked for the colorgaurd.
We also did some goofy things too like fly a pringles can and some swim trunks from the flagpole. All in all we had a good time.
There wer so many other things but this post would be huge!
So enjoy a couple of pictures!
http://s10.photobucket.com/albums/a117/stacyj69/Summer Camp/
I can't wait for our Fall Camporee in Saratoga State Park at the end of September. Their will be a Native American Festival going on at the park that weekend also so the boys will be going to that.