Volcanic fun...

Tonight was our Cub Scout Blue and Gold dinner. The theme was Aloha, and as part of the evening the scouts got to participate in a game of Pictionary with topics that had to do with Hawaii. #1 had to draw a volcano. Of course this was easy for the kids to figure out, and #1 was very disappointed that he didn't get to finish his drawing.
"I wanted to draw all the people getting burned to a crisp!"
Of course everyone looked at me to see if I was glowing with pride.

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Scribbit said…
Oh our B & G is next week. What a lot of work they are. A volcano thing would be cool.
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