"And THAT, my friends, is what it's all about"

[cajuncody]

Good Morning! Here is a cheerful story for today.

Last night at the meeting I brought with me the donated shirt I had received. I had a cub in mind for it. As the cubs were arriving I saw him in the parking lot and took the shirt out to him so as not to call attention to it. Well, I shouldn't have bothered. This boy is my shyest wolf cub. He is very sweet but doesn't have an outgoing personallity. But I digress, I took the shirt out to him and he took it. I turned my back to him as I was showing his dad the proper patch placement and when I turned back around he had removed his other shirt and was trying to put the uniform shirt on still buttoned up over his head like a tee shirt. His other shirt was on the ground under his feet. I unbuttoned it for him and helped him button it back up. I hadn't planned on him wearing it that night since it didn't have any patches on it but he was so proud of it he had to wear it. He even showed it off to every other boy he could find. So I say to you "That is what it is all about"

So another big thank you to who ever sent that shirt.

Kristi

 

Still plenty to go!

 

Uniform Closet

c/o Kristi Cantor

PO BOX 1111

Kodak TN 37764

[dan]

[BPwannabe@137]

Great story. (I would follow up with a funny face but I can't figure out how to do that)

[dan]

That is a happy face! for a great success. Not a funny face!

 

to make them it is just : ) without the space in the middle.

 

[BPwannabe@137]

Thanks Dan : ) : :

but,

;)0;;0; ouch, :)00:00;

darn it,

\\;0io,

oh heck, i'm so computer stupid.

[dan]

[SR540Beaver]

cajun,

 

Don't be alarmed. Most kids grow up in t-shirts and dislike button ups. My Boy Scout son insists on putting his uniform shirt on the same way.