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Ben has been hard at work these last few months to not only participate in Cub Scouts, but to also go above and beyond to achieve a few goals we set…

He attended the Tiger Cub Fun Day as an introduction to all Cub Scouts has to offer.  He hiked with our den, looking for fossils.  He walked the neighborhood several times to sell popcorn, selling over $400’s worth of product.  He toured the police station with the den.  And he helped donate canned goods with the den to Hill Country Daily Bread.

And last night was a special pack meeting, to reward the boys for all of their accomplishments.  Ben received beltloops for archery and bb shooting, for learning and demonstrating both skills at the Tiger Cub Fun Day; he received a patch and a Wal-Mart gift card for his popcorn sales; he earned the Outdoor Activity Award patch for all of the outdoor events and camping he’s done; he received a beltloop for bicycling; and he recieved a beltloop for soccer.

Nathan and I are so proud!!!

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Mom: What do Mom and Dad do when you’re sleeping?
Ben: Watch TV.
Mom: What is your favorite place?
Ben: Toys R Us.
Mom: If someone gave you $100, what would you buy?
Ben: Hot rods.
Mom: What has Mommy done that made you mad?
Ben: Take away my toys. (yes, he loses toys or privileges when he makes bad choices)
Mom: What superpower would you like to have?
Ben: To be able to make tornadoes to scare away bad guys. (no surprise hearing that from our little weatherman!)
Mom: What do kids do better than adults?
Ben: Sleep late.  (since when do kids sleep late?!)
Mom: If your stuffed animals could talk, what would they say?
Ben: Let’s play, let’s play, let’s play!
Mom: What is your favorite thing to do at your grandparents’?
Ben: Shoot slingshot rockets.
Mom: What is the best food served in the school cafeteria?
Ben: Chicken nuggets.
Mom: What does Dad do better than anyone else?
Ben: Fix computers.

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