The girls that are outside of him, while they

The party was one companion, and when we returned, we had a hot dog, beans and chips dinner. All the girls had brought a bag of 'swaps', which is a Girl Scout tradition. Swaps are a small selection of curio craft supplies with a safety pin associated factor. I had painted all their names on baseball caps, and they acted as 'swap' they had made together. They tied them on their hats to keep.

After opening day, we took advantage of the latter part of the light of day, with more outdoor play. They played 'tag' television and the flashlight. 'Then, enjoy cake and ice cream. The cake was a little girl in a sleeping bag in cream painted over it.

Our next major activity includes pillow-making. She had cut small pieces of muslin material and all the girls in their choice of color patterns on the pads with crayons. Then you press a piece of paper between the fabric and iron. This sealing is in color. I can use a glue gun to glue two pieces of fabric together (reverse), leaving a small hole and then turned right for girls to fill the hole with Polyfil.

My husband and I then use a glue gun, close the ends of the pillow. They loved them! Then everyone has in their pajamas, and we have seen the original 'Parent Trap' on film. It was fun, because you also go to the field.

When you were preparing to solve their sleeping bags, my husband was a presentation of children, including photos he took during the entire evening, our digital camera. It was for them on the computer all night. There was at least a good picture of each girl. They really thought this was strange!

In the morning we had fixed scrambled eggs, fruit cocktail, and blueberry muffins for breakfast (juice or milk to drink). For gift bags to take home, I had glued craft sticks on grocery bags in the shape of a cabin. Each bag had the girl's name and included a miniature tube of toothpaste, graham cracker, chocolate and a big marshmallow, their pillow and their swap cap. It was fun!!!