Happy Birthday, Girl Scouts!

LP11509

The only song that I knew the words to was the "I don't wanna go to girl scout camp" one.  My best friend felt bad for me since I couldn't understand the words to any of the songs that they sang, so she wrote out the whole thing for me.  I think I still have that piece of paper somewhere in a box.  I remember there was a line about a doughnut rolling off a table and killing someone. 

LP11509

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[QUOTE]In Response to Re: Happy Birthday, Girl Scouts! : OA is a big deal!  I have a friend who just got his Wood badge or some other sort of adult Boy Scout thing. I buy GS stuff on e-bay, no lie. I collect old pins. 
Posted by pirategal03[/QUOTE]

<div>Yeah, H talks about it all the time.  I think you would get along with him splendidly.  He is also a Disney fanatic, and I think I remember you mentioning that you love Disney too? Or am I confusing you with someone else?</div><div>
</div><div>You should stop by the museum sometime! It's not a huge exhibit, but it's kinda cool.  That was the first time I'd been there, and I was shocked at how small the whole museum is, and the lack of security.  Coming from DC, I'm used to the enormous Smithsonian museums with metal detectors, armed guards, etc. </div>

baystateapple

Sorry, Pirate, work called.  YES those little pin things!  Only they weren't always flag-colored or -shaped.  We used to pin them to our shoelaces.  You'd make them with different patterns and beads to hand out, and if you had a whole assortment of them you knew you made a whole bunch of new "friends".  Of course, you'd never see those "friends" again, but YKWIM.

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[QUOTE]I want to know what your blog rant was about, Pirate ;) (Half of my posts are missing too... they all seem to be in one mystery thread that I randomly end up in).
Posted by mrs.jesse[/QUOTE]

Rant is the wrong word, I just don't know what to call it. Soapbox, maybe.

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[QUOTE]In Response to Re: Happy Birthday, Girl Scouts! : Yeah, H talks about it all the time.  I think you would get along with him splendidly.  He is also a Disney fanatic, and I think I remember you mentioning that you love Disney too? Or am I confusing you with someone else? You should stop by the museum sometime! It's not a huge exhibit, but it's kinda cool.  That was the first time I'd been there, and I was shocked at how small the whole museum is, and the lack of security.  Coming from DC, I'm used to the enormous Smithsonian museums with metal detectors, armed guards, etc. 
Posted by LP11509[/QUOTE]

Ha yes, the NC museums don't hold a candle to the Smithsonians, but they're such a good (free) resource for the state.  I love them.  I almost stopped by today since you'd mentioned it.  My problem is that I'm always walking by right before they open or right as they're closing. 

ETA: Who doesn't love Disney :)