Cookie Orders due today

Cookie orders are due tomorrow (1st round)

Please get me your initial cookie orders by tomorrow at 8pm. You can do one of a few things:

1. Magill students bring it to school and give it to Ginger Reid (teacher)
2. Bring it by my house in Snellville
3. you can email me your initial order (and give me your forms on Feb 4th)

Just if you take more orders and please do so do it using the second sheet I gave you.
Below is the bake off info. remember to follow the directions word for word. Gabby did the cream cheese pound cake as a trial run tonight for fun. It was very good, so parents come on down to judge at our first meeting.. 330 will be the judging time and eating time..

please remember to bring 11 dollars if you are going to the circus. I will have permission slips for everyone as well. Plans are to get there at 630 so we can go to the floor show before the circus.

Now Bake Off info:
if you are a Brownie you can make one of the following three items. Bring it to the 1st FEB meeting for judging.

2011 /12 – BROWNIE LEVEL

Cream Cheese Pound Cake

(Serve on disposable plate)

Ingredients: Small amount of vegetable shortening and flour for preparing pan

3 cups all-purpose flour

1 teaspoon baking powder

1 teaspoon salt

1 cup unsalted butter, chilled, cut into 1 inch pieces

1 (8 ounce) package cream cheese, chilled, cut into 1 inch pieces

2¾ cups granulated sugar

6 large eggs, room temperature

4 teaspoons pure vanilla extract

Topping:

1 to 2 teaspoons confectioners (powdered) sugar

Directions:

Preheat oven to 300 degrees F.  Prepare one 10 inch Angel Food Cake pan  (Bundt pan) lightly grease the pan with shortening and dust with flour.
In a medium mixing bowl, combine flour, baking powder, and salt; whisk together to mix. Set aside. 

In a large bowl with electric mixer, cream the butter, cream cheese, and sugar until light and fluffy.  Add eggs one at a time, beating until thoroughly mixed. Add the vanilla along with the last egg.  With the mixer on low speed, gradually add about ½ of the flour mixture, mix just until blended, and then add the remaining half, mix just until well blended.

Bake:

Spoon the batter into the prepared Bundt pan and smooth the surface with the back of a large spoon. Bake 1 hour 15 minutes to 1½ hours or until a long toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean. Cool on wire rack for 10 to 15 minutes then remove cake from pan and place on a wire cooling rack to let cool.

Topping: Before serving dust the top of cake with confectioner’s sugar.

PLEASE DO NOT DECORATE OR CHANGE ANY RECIPE

2011 /12  – BROWNIE LEVEL

Lemon Poppy Seed Bread

(Serve on disposable plate)

Ingredients:

2 cups all-purpose flour

2 teaspoons baking powder

½ teaspoon salt

1 cup granulated sugar

2 large eggs

1 cup buttermilk, chilled

½ cup unsalted butter, melted and cooled

1 teaspoon pure lemon extract

2 teaspoons grated lemon zest (about 1 lemon)

2 tablespoons poppy seeds

Directions:

Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.  Prepare one 9x5x2¾ inch loaf pan; lightly grease the pan with shortening and dust with flour.

Batter:

In a medium mixing bowl, sift together flour, baking powder, and salt. Set aside.

In a large bowl, combine sugar, eggs, buttermilk, melted butter, lemon extract, lemon zest, and poppy seed; whisk together until well blended. Add flour mixture; stir just until blended.

Bake:

Pour batter in the loaf pan. Bake 60 minutes or until a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean. Remove pan from oven and let cool about 15 minutes.

Serve on disposable plate

PLEASE DO NOT DECORATE OR CHANGE ANY RECIPE

******  MOMS – YOU MAY HELP WITH THE ZEST FROM LEMONS *******

2011 / 12 – BROWNIES

Blondies

9 x 9 x 2 inch pan (disposable) – serve in pan

Ingredients:

Small amount of vegetable shortening for preparing pan

1/3 cup unsalted butter, room temperature                                    

1 teaspoon baking powder

 ¼ teaspoon salt

1 cup white chocolate chips

½ cup macadamia nuts, coarsely chopped

½ cut toasted sweetened coconut

¾ cup firmly packed light brown sugar

1 large egg

1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract

1 cup plus 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour

Directions:

Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.  Prepare one 9x9x2 inch square pan; lightly grease the pan with shortening.

In a large mixing bowl, combine butter and brown sugar; use an electric mixer or wooden spoon and beat together until mixture appears light and fluffy. Add egg and vanilla; beat until thoroughly mixed. Add flour, baking powder, and salt; stir until well mixed. Add white chocolate chips, nuts, and coconut; stir until mixed.

Bake:

Spread the dough evenly in the baking pan. Bake 25 to 30 minutes or until a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean. Leave cookie in pan to cool; place baking pan on a wire cooling rack to cool.

Keep in pan, do not cut

JUNIORS here is your bake off stuff

2011 -12 - Juniors

 

Chocolate Cake

(On disposable Plate)

Ingredients

• 1/2 cup butter
• 1/2 cup shortening
• 1 cup water
• 1/4 cup unsweetened cocoa powder
• 2 cups all-purpose flour
• 2 cups white sugar
• 1/2 cup milk
• 1 tablespoon distilled white vinegar
• 2 eggs
• 1 teaspoon baking soda
• 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
• 6 tablespoons butter
• 4 tablespoons milk
• 3 tablespoons unsweetened cocoa powder
• 3 cups sifted confectioners' sugar
• 1 teaspoon vanilla extract

Directions

Bring to a boil the 1/2 cup butter or margarine, 1/2 cup shortening, water and 1/4 cup cocoa. Remove from heat and add flour, sugar, 1/2 cup milk and vinegar. Mix well. Then add: eggs, baking soda and 1 teaspoon vanilla.

Mix well until lumps are gone. Pour into greased 9 x 13 inch pan. Bake at 400 degrees F (205 degrees C) for 20 minutes or until toothpick comes out clean.

To Make Fudge Frosting: Combine in saucepan , 6 tablespoon butter or oleo, 4 tablespoons milk and cocoa. Bring to rolling boil. Remove from heat and add 3 cups confectioners' sugar and 1 teaspoon vanilla. Beat until smooth. Spread on cooled cake.

DO NOT DECORATE OR CHANGE RECIPE

2011- 12 -Juniors

Apple Layer Cake

(On disposable plate)

3 cups of all-purpose flour                                       3 large eggs

2 cups sugar                                                             3 cups peeled, cored and chopped

1 teaspoon of baking soda                                       (Braeburn apples (about 3 large)

1 teaspoon of ground cinnamon                              1 cup of chopped pecans

 ½ teaspoon salt                                                       1 teaspoon vanilla extract

¼ teaspoon of allspice

1 cup of vegetable oil

Cameral buttercream (recipe follows)

Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Spray 3 – 9 inch round cake pans with nonstick baking spray with flour

In a large bowl combine flour, sugar, baking soda, cinnamon, salt and allspice.

Add oil, eggs, and vanilla.  Beat at medium low speed with a mixer until smooth.

Add chopped apples and pecans, beating until combined.  Spoon batter evenly into prepared pans and bake for 18 to 20 minutes or until a wooden pick inserted in center comes out clean.

Let cool in pans for 10 minutes.  Remove from pans and cool completely on wire racks.

Spread caramel buttercream between layers and on top and sides of cake.

Caramel Buttercream

(Makes about 4 ½ cups

1 cup butter, softened

½ cup caramel ice cream topping

6 cups confectioner’s sugar

In large bowl, beat butter and caramel topping at medium speed with a mixer until combined. Gradually add confectioners’ sugar, beating until smooth.

Serve on disposable plate

DO NOT DECORATE OR CHANGE RECIPE

2011-12 - Juniors

Lemon Cheesecake Pie

(In disposable pan)

1 graham cracker crust                                             1 8oz package cream cheese

²/₃ cup milk                                                               2 tbsp butter

¼ cup lemon juice                                                    ½ cup sugar

2 tsp grated lemon peel                                            1 egg

2 tbsp flour

Cream the cream cheese and butter. When soft, add sugar and egg. Mixing well. Add flour and milk. Stir in lemon juice and peel. Pour into graham cracker pie shell. Sprinkle graham cracker crumbs on top and bake for 35 minutes at 350^o. Chill before serving. Serve in pan.

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Crust:

16 graham crackers, crushed                                    ¾ cup butter, softened

3 tbsp sugar                                                              (Reserve 2 tbsp of mixture for sprinkles)

Combine graham cracker crumbs, butter and sugar in a bowl, mixing well. Press by hand into 9-inch pan. Bake at 350^o for 8 minutes. Reserve 2 tbsp of mixture to sprinkle on top of pie before baking.

DO NOT DECORATE OR CHANGE RECIPE

PLEASE DO NOT DECORATE OR CHANGE ANY RECIPE

Circus Here we come

Thursday, Feb. 23, 2012 we will leave from the Church parking lot at 530 pm bring a bag dinner (sandwich and stuff)
Also, you will get a permission slip at our next scout meeting.
Bring 11 dollars cash or a check made out to June Reid (I have put the tickets on my credit card) I was afraid to wait, remember last year we missed the Nutcracker)
Example: I would write a check for 33.00s for Syd, Gabby, and my ticket.

This should be lots of fun
I purchased extra tickets for a few parents to go
I have 3
Not including
Gretchen, June, Kim, and Joyce ( I already have ours)

The cookie Club

Since the paperwork did not have the web site listed I am placing it on the blog for you

https://cookieclubpilot.littlebrowniebakers.com/

Cookie Booths as of today

blockbuster 124 at publix in Centerville
Feb. 17, 2012 2pm-7 pm   Shift one 2-430          Shift two 430-7pm
Feb 18, 2012  11am-6 pm  shift one 11-2pm        shift two 2pm-6pm
Feb 19, 2012 11am-5pm    shift one 11-2 pm       Shift two 2-5 pm

Kroger in Centerville
Feb 21, 2012 4-7    Gabby and Marin are signed up

Kmart 78 and Wisteria Dr
Feb 25, 2012  Shift one 10-2pm  shift 2 2-6ish
Feb 26, 2012 Shift one  10-2pm  shift 2  2-6ish

Brusters 124 Snellville
Feb 25, 2012 1pm--5pm

March 2, Friday night
4pm-7pm Brusters 124 Snellville

I will have the sign up sheets at our next meeting. Would like 3-4 scouts per session. Any Adults who wish to sign up please do so.
We are not able to do the Kroger in Loganville. I am working on a few other booths.. Like Brusters in snellville. Any parents with ideas please let me know.

Great meeting today

Lots to report:

We welcomed our three new scouts today. Congrats. Remember do a good deed and you can turn your pin over.
All girls earned one of two badges today related to cookie sale business. Congrats to everyone.
You can also see one of the two posters they made for cookie sales at our booth sales. Kim and I are very lucky to have such a great group of girls...

Remember out Smiles for Soldiers  we are trying for 1000 boxes. Let work hard to accomplish this goal and give our military some cookies.

Guatemala is our country for Thinking Day
Thinking Day is Feb. 25th.....(time and locations to be posted shortly)\
Clothing : black pants, white shirt, black vest(or jacket) do not go out and buy anything...... The tie for the collar we can use material (Kim can you pick up something like you did last year?)
For our next meeting we need those who vol. to bring safety pins (we need about 100  total)
Little tags: those that said they would bring them with the following on them
  2012 Thinking Day
Guatemala
Troop 4550

I bought 100 mini worry dolls on Ebay for 14 dollars tonight they will be here in a week. So we will have to put them together at  our next meeting (tags and pins)

Circus:
Let me know by Tuesday if you are going to the circus. If you are a parent an be attending I need to know that as well. I Thursday night at 730 but we need to be there by 630 to attend the floor show. I will call GS of Greater Atlanta tomorrow and try and reserve tickets.

Bake off: due to leaving the information in my car. I will post that tomorrow.
Remember bring your baked goods to the next GS meeting. The top Junior and Brownie will move on to the Thinking day Competition. you must follow the recipe exactly, items must be cold (no hot or warm baked goods).
Parents I need two or three judges to attend our next meeting at say 3 pm to judge our competition.

Smiles for Soldiers and Thinking Day

My superintendent was kind enough to let me send out a county wide email about our 1000 box Smile for Soldiers community service project. I have already received a few orders for that. Once all the soldier orders are in I will divide them among all the girls selling cookies.

Our County for Thinking Day is Guatemala (spain was already taken).
so start researching Guatemala and come prepared to talk about it on Sunday.

The cool thing is we have a Guatemalan member and some really cool stuff from Guatemala (money, flag, some prints, my Mayan jacket, etc)

good luck on the cookie sales

thinking Day is Feb. 25, 2012

We can not do China they are not part of Wagggs.

So it is Spain or Guatemala

Guatemala

Asociación Nacional De Muchachas Guías De Guatemala

Girl Guiding/Girl Scouting introduced: 1934
Number of Girl Guides/Girl Scouts: 998 (01/01/2006)
Status: Full Member
Admits boys: No

WAGGGS Region:

Western Hemisphere

Contact us

Presidenta
C.P.01009
7a Avenida 13-10
Zona 9
GUATEMALA CITY

Telephone: 00 50223322665
Fax: 00 50223601259
Email: guiasdeguatemala@gmail.com

Promise:

Promesa de la Guía
Por mi honor, yo prometo hacer cuanto de mí dependa para:
Cumplir mis deberes hacia Dios y mi País, Ayudar a mis semejantes en cualquier momento, y
Cumplir las leyes de las Muchachas Guías.
Guide Promise
On my honour, I promise to do my best:
To fulfil my duty to God and my country,
To help other people at any time, and
To obey the Girl Guide Law.
Promesa de la Caperucita
Yo prometo hacer todo lo mejor que me sea posible para:
Cumplir mis deberes hacia Dios y mi Patria,
Ayudar a todos, todos los días, especialmente a los de mi casa.
Little Riding Hood Promise
I promise to do the best I can:
To fulfil my duties to God and my country, and
To help everyone every day, especially those at home.

Law:

Ley de la Guía
1 La Guía tiene honor.
2 La Guía es leal.
3 La Guía es útil y ayuda a los demás.
4 La Guía es amiga de todas y una hermana para las demás Guías.
5 La Guía es cortés.
6 La Guía ama a los animales y plantas.
7 La Guía es obediente.
8 La Guía sonríe y canta ante las dificultades.
9 La Guía es económica.
10 La Guía es pura.
Guide Law
1 A Guide is honourable.
2 A Guide is loyal.
3 A Guide is useful and helps others.
4 A Guide is a friend to all and a sister to every other Guide.
5 A Guide is courteous.
6 A Guide loves animals and plants.
7 A Guide is obedient.
8 A Guide smiles and sings under all difficulties.
9 A Guide is thrifty.
10 A Guide is pure.
Ley de la Caperucita
Una Caperucita se deja guiar de sus mayores.
Una Caperucita no se guía a sí misma.
Little Riding Hood Law
A Little Riding Hood allows herself to be guided by her elders.
A Little Riding Hood is not guided by herself.

Motto:

Lema de la Guía - Siempre Lista
Guide Motto - Be Prepared
Lema de la Caperucita - Dar Ayuda
Little Riding Hood Motto - Lend a Hand
Lema Abeja - Siempre Atenta
Bee Motto - Always Attentive

Age groups:

Guía Mayor Ranger 16-18
Guía Intermedia Guide 13-15
Guía Pequeña Junior Guide 10-12
Caperucita Little Riding Hood 7-9
Abeja Bee 4-6

Development of the movement:

The Movement began in Guatemala in 1934 and the Association was officially formed in the following year. The Association received a plot of land following its service to the country during the revolution in 1944, and, due to the fundraising efforts of Movement members, a meeting house and swimming pool were constructed. In 1984, when the Association celebrated its 50th Anniversary, special efforts were made to increase membership. The government gave the Association the highest award in recognition of 50 years of service to the community, and the capital city honoured the Association with a gold medal diploma and ribbon.

Programme:

The programme is designed to reinforce basic values in girls, of all ages, giving special attention to community service and citizenship. Efforts are being made to increase membership throughout the country, especially now that Guatemala has entered a new era of peace, after 30 years of conflict.

Relationship to society:

The programme for girls from ages 10 to 18 includes social work in hospitals, asylums and children’s institutions. Recreational activities and help in the transportation of invalids to different national religious and civic celebrations, are arranged.
When a camp is organized, the girls always work in a special service on the site, for example – planting trees, painting walls and furniture. Special parties are also offered to the children of the community where the camp takes place.

Communication and Co-operation

The Association publishes a small magazine every two years called Faro Guía which includes information about the different activities and some special articles addressed to all girls for their integral education. This publication is sent to many Guide Associations outside the country and distributed in the different governmental and regional offices in Guatemala. The printing costs are all covered by advertisements.
The Association publishes a monthly bulletin named Hola Guías which includes several activities carried out by different Girl Guide groups.
Guatemala worked from 1994-1996 to participate in WAGGGS’ Peace Pack project, in conjunction with UNHCR. More than 3,000 of these were delivered to 20 communities comprised of refugees returning from settlement camps in Mexico for more than 15 years.

Training:

The Association’s training scheme, accredited by WAGGGS, is now being applied in accordance to the needs of the members. The Association also follows WAGGGS’ Policies and Guidelines.

Outdoor Activities

Groups in their yearly programme include a 2-3-day training camp. Once a year a national camp is organized during school vacations and this is for longer periods. Intermediates and Rangers also assist camps outside the country, mainly Central America, when one of these organizes a special regional event.

http://www.wagggsworld.org/en/world/organisations?mo=57&x=23&y=13

Spain

Comité De Enlace Del Guidismo En España (CEGE)

Girl Guiding/Girl Scouting introduced: 1929
Number of Girl Guides/Girl Scouts: 7154 (01/01/2003)
Status: Full Member
Admits boys: Yes

WAGGGS Region:

Europe

Contact us

International Commissioner WAGGGS
C/ Tudelililla 16,
Entrada C/. Bellavista
ZARAGOZA
50007
Telephone: 00 34976453841
Fax: 00 34976453841
Email: internacional@federacionguidismo.org.

• Escoltes Catalans (EC)
• Minyons Escoltes I Guies Sant Jordi De Catalunya (MEGSJC)
• Federacion Española de Guidismo (FEG)
• Federacion Catalana D'escoltisme I Guiatge (FCEG)

Promise:

Promesa de la Guía
Con la ayuda del Creador yo prometo hacer cuanto de mí dependa para amarle a Él y a mi país, ser útil a mi familia y al prójimo en todo momento y vivir la ley guía.
Guide Promise
With the help of the Creator I promise to do my best to love Him and my country, to help my family and other people at all times and to live the Guide Law.
Promesa de la Alita
Yo prometo amar cada día más al Creador, a mi país, a mi familia; cumplir la ley de las alitas y hacer todos los días una buena acción.
Little Wing Promise
I promise to love God, my country and my family more each day; to comply with the law of the Little Wings and to do a good deed every day.

Law:

Ley de la Guía
1 La Guía es leal y digna de confianza.
2 La Guía es consciente de los derechos de los demás y de sus propios deberes.
3 La Guía es generosa y busca la felicidad junto con los otros.
4 La Guía conoce el lugar donde vive y se compromete con su mejora.
5 La Guía es abierta a todos y hermana de las demás guías.
6 La Guía ama la naturaleza y ve en ella la obra del Creador.
7 La Guía aprende a obedecer para saber colaborar.
8 La Guía afronta las dificultades con alegría.
9 La Guía es austera, limpia y ordenada.
10 La Guía sabe dominarse y respeta su persona.
Guide Law
1 A Guide is loyal and to be trusted.
2 A Guide is aware of the rights of others and of her own duties.
3 A Guide is generous and seeks happiness together with others.
4 A Guide gets to know the place in which she is living and is involved in its improvement.
5 A Guide is friendly to all and a sister to all other Guides.
6 A Guide loves nature and sees in it the work of God.
7 A Guide learns to obey so she can collaborate.
8 A Guide faces all difficulties with joy.
9 A Guide is frugal, clean and tidy.
10 A Guide knows how to control and respect herself.
Ley de la Alita
La Alita está siempre alegre.
La Alita es limpia y trabajadora.
La Alita es amiga de todos y les ayuda.
La Alita piensa primero en los demás y procura llevarles su alegría.
La Alita ama la naturaleza y es observadora.
La Alita dice siempre la verdad.
La Alita dice siempre sí al Creador y a los demás.
orHablaré con el Creador y le daré gracias por la vida.
Seré amiga de todos y sabré perdonar.
Seré limpia, cuidaré mi persona y todo lo que me rodea.
No cogeré lo que no es mío.
Diré siempre la verdad y no hablaré mal de nadie.
Me esforzaré por hacer felices a los demás y me alegraré de verlos contentos.
Little Wing Law
A Little Wing is always cheerful.
A Little Wing is always clean and hardworking.
A Little Wing is a friend to all and helps them.
A Little Wing thinks first of others and tries to bring them her cheerfulness.
A Little Wing loves nature and is observant.
A Little Wing always tells the truth.
A Little Wing always says yes to the Creator and to others.
or
I will talk to the Creator and thank Him for life.
I will be a friend to all and be able to forgive.
I will be clean, I will look after myself and all that surrounds me.
I will not take what is not mine.
I will always tell the truth and I will say nothing bad about anyone.
I will try to make others happy and I will be glad to see them contented.

Age groups:

The age groups vary among the component Associations. This grouping is the most common.
Guía Mayor Ranger 16-18
Pionera Pioneer 14-16
Pionera Guide 11-14
Alita Little Wing 7-11

Development of the movement:

Guiding began in San Sebastián in 1929, and soon afterwards groups of Guides appeared elsewhere in the country, including Zaragoza, Valencia and
Madrid. Activities were organized and co-ordinated by the Asociación de las Guías de España.
In Catalonia Guiding started in 1932, the Germanor de Noies Guides developing along similar lines to the Asociación de las Guías de España. Guide companies were quickly formed, followed by Brownie packs and a Ranger section.
During the Civil War (1936-1939) all Guiding ceased in Spain and it was not until 1947 that activities were restarted. By 1955, Guiding had developed throughout the country and the Guides joined to form the Federación Guías de España. In 1962 the Federation was replaced by the Comité de Enlace del Guidismo en España/Comitè d’Enllaç del Guiatge a Espanya (CEGE).
From 1984 the CEGE was made up of two federations: the Federació Catalana d’Escoltisme i Guiatge, active in the Catalonian territory, and which had 7,000 members (90%); and the Federación Española de Guidismo, active in the rest of the Spaniard Estate, and which had 700 numbers (10%). The CEGE aims to maintain mutual aid and co-operation between its two federations.

Programme:

The programme used in Spain varies according to the characteristics of each component Association. Both federations have a mixed membership of boys and girls, and share the aim of promoting equal educational opportunities for both sexes.
In the Catalonian case, the whole Guiding movement is also Scout, and the programme reflects joint Guide-Scout objectives.
Some Associations base their activities on five fundamental points: adventure, team life, nature, development and commitment. They all encourage girls to serve those around them, to make a commitment to their own community, and to seek higher spiritual values.
One of the most important aims of CEGE is to develop Guiding in Spain according to the cultural affinities of members in different regions. At the CEGE Annual Assembly, representatives of both Federations evaluated the progress of Guiding in Spain, and revised the working names.

Relationship to society:

Guides in Spain are active in the field of community service. Some have worked with gypsies, helping a group of about 50 girls to become self-reliant, to work together with team spirit and to develop a sense of responsibility. Members have also helped people to settle in their new community when moving from one area of the country to another.

Communication and Co-operation

Brochures have been produced to explain and publicize the Movement. The component Associations publish magazines for their members including the bi-monthly magazine, Prisma, and the quarterly magazines Rastro and El Correu de Llúria 7; and thrice-yearly L’Eina, plus the fact sheet Escoltes Catalans, designed for parents.

Training:

Regular training meetings are organized at national level for Branch and Unit Leaders.

Outdoor and Environmental Activities

Members attend regular camps on varied themes such as leadership training and winter sports. Guides in Spain are involved in many environmental projects.
Escoltes Catalans started co-operating with the Third World in 1989, and have carried out projects in Africa, in coordination with African Associations. The Escoltes Catalans are part of COFRASL (French Conference of Lay Associations). At present, the Association continues its work for the environment, through its nature team, aged 16-25. Active work is also being carried out through the Fourth World team, helping with poverty bags in Barcelona.

Great meeting today. Lots got accomplished

For the new girls here is the link for the GS law
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QPVm3TDldBc

Know your Law and Promise

Our three countries we are looking at for thinking day in Feb are Spain, Mexico, and Guatemala.
I will post as soon as I know which one we are approved on.
Need info:

• flag
• scout uniform
• food
• their activities
• how they relate to WAGGS

I will also post more info as I get it about the location, time, and what we need to do as I receive it.

COOKIES< COOKIES< COOKIES
sell sell sell. Don't forget to get on the cookie club page  http://cookieclubpilot.littlebrowniebakers.com/

Here are the booth sales I have set up so far
Blockbuster 3550 Centerville Hwy , ... -Fri Feb 17, 12 4:40pm -- 8:00pm

Blockbuster 3550 Centerville Hwy, s... -Sat Feb 18, 12 10:00am -- 5:00pm

kmART 2424 Wisteria Dr, Snellville -Sat Feb 25, 12 10:00am -- 5:00pm

Kmart 2424 Wisteria Dr, Snellville -Sun Feb 26, 12 10:00am -- 5:00pm

 

Our troop service project is Smiles for Soliders

we want to raise 1000 donated boxes for our troops.

this will also work toward our Bronze level award.

 

Next weeks Meeting:

we will finish up Booth posters

work on thinking day

sign up for booth sales

see how we are doing on the cookie goals everyone set.

email out flyers about our Solider project.

and Have snack

 

Cookie troop rally Tomorrow @ 2 bring a parent

Cookie troop rally Tomorrow @ 2 bring a parent

Cookie troop rally Tomorrow @ 2 bring a parent