I've done myself a disservice. I organized the perfect day camp. I'm sure my fate in scouting is doomed. Now, they'll never release me. We did it for half the price and twice the fun we would have had if we had attended the district-sponsored program. No one missed work, or had to attend a single training. It was sheer genius...
When the boys arrived, they made t-shirts by popping
Rit Dye-filled water
balloons with darts.



Heating charcoal for
s'mores.
7 comments:
Looks like they had a blast. It's too bad you're going to be the cub scout leader for the next five years. Just kidding.
I don't know who left that third comment, but sorry. I have no idea how it got deleted. It certainly wasn't me...
LOVE THIS ALLIE!! Pauls mom is here visiting, so we enjoyed catching up with you on your blog. We did these pictures of the Primary children two years ago. I never thought to mount them in the house. Its beautiful!! And brilliant!! Thanks for the idea lovey!!
Very clever ideas. It does look like the "best day" in a kid's life.
Wow!!! Can I come next time? What awesome ideas! I love the shirts and the wind chimes. Sounds like one incredibly fun day for those little boys!
Allie,
What a great idea and what a big success for evryone there. Your pretty super.
How did you make the wind chimes?
I love wind chimes and who would ever of thought of the tye dyed shirts.
You rate a A+ in my book.
Love,
Grandma Pearl
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