One of the Keynote Speakers is in the background. Bought two VIP tickets so Chapin could hear Lee speak.
John and Rob aren’t Cast Members, but would love to be. They have 15 (7 & 8) children between them.
Front row, VIP (Very Individual Person) seats. Left, Jeff Barnes (also never a Cast Member) was a great moderator. He’s written the “The Wisdom of Walt” book series.
GKTW.
Give Kids The World.
It serves an incredible mission.
Don’t forget, parents with non-terminally ill children, you should be giving your kids the world too.
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It’s so tempting to lose focus and pretend that others – school, Church, Temple, books, classes, relatives – will pass on life’s most important lessons.
I refuse to get sucked into this trap.
There are very specific, on-purpose habits, customs, activities, metaphors, stories that we can plantourselves, to teach what’s most important.
“Do you have any questions?”, the Brevard Zoo staff member asked the boys.
One six-year old boy threw his arm up in the air, “Can scorpions fart?”
Brevard Zoo. Yesterday, January 24, 2010. Twenty Cub Scouts plus an equal number of Parents.
Our Church has a growing Cub Scout Pack. It shut it’s doors two years ago, due to low enrollment.
Last year, two Dads resurrected our Pack and Twelve boys with a few Tiger Cubs, a few Wolf Cubs, and even fewer Bear Cubs. It was intimate to say the least. And it was my first year having a Wolf Cub.
This year, we’ve tripled. Now our trips have more energy, more unpredictability. More involved Parents. More blessings.
More humor.
Thanks to a couple of dedicated Dads (Rob & Greg) (and also Mike) who led us last year. They could have given up and said it was too much work.