Glamper Hamper

Thank you Dandelion House aka Beach Farmgirl aka Deb Bosworth aka Girl Genius for my handy-dandy glamper hamper. Me LUBS it!!!!!

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  1. Winnie Nielsen says:

    I saw these on Deborah’s blogsite and thought to myself, Mary Jane is going to NEED that!! Hahaha! It is indeed the perfect accessory to your latest glamper interior.

  2. Debbie says:

    Yay!!! You got it!!! It just had your name all over it MJ!!! I can relax now… it’s finally HOME! ENJOY!!!
    Love you!!!
    Deb

  3. Karlyne says:

    Wow! I want one for my house!

  4. Jennifer Memolo says:

    I like.

  5. Terry Steinmetz says:

    Very glamorous! I like it as well!

  6. Shirley Morlan says:

    May I just say…that is just Sassy n Classy sista…nice job..love it!! Blessings…Nana Shirl

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Hear Ye!

Welcome New Sisters! (click for current roster)

Merit Badge Awardees (click for latest awards)

My featured Merit Badge Awardee of the Week is … Sherrilyn Askew!

Sherrilyn Askew (Sherri, #1350) has received a certificate of achievement in Cleaning Up for earning an Expert Level Recycling Merit Badge!

“I am continuing to recycle and am slowly converting moms in my daughter’s Girl Scout troop to recycle too. Since cardboard has a monetary value, I was able to get all the boxes from the cookie sales collected, baled, and sold, giving the proceeds to our troop. Any other cardboard brought in to me is also baled and sold, with the proceeds going to the troop. It is steadily catching on.

Since my brother and I got a baler, we have been baling our cardboard and selling it, rather than filling up the landfill with it. Getting others to do the same is a challenge, but money does seem to make a difference, especially when someone else does the work. Using recycling as a fundraiser seems to encourage more people to practice it.”

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  1. Winnie Nielsen says:

    What a great and practical idea! Sometimes you have to spend money to make money too. I also applaud the idea of encouraging others by fund raisers. Everyone wins and the process encourages others to do the same. Great idea, Sherri!!

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Ink Slinger Merit Badge, Part II

The adorable, always humorous MBA Jane is my way of honoring our Sisterhood Merit Badge program, now with 5,091 dues-paying members who have earned an amazing number of merit badges so far—6,887 total! Take it away, MBA Jane!!! MJ

Wondering who I am? I’m Merit Badge Awardee Jane (MBA Jane for short). In my former life

Well, I was about to find out just how good my short story was. The next part of the Stitching and Crafting/Ink Slinger Merit Badge (Sheesh! Was selling my soul next? This novel writing really wrings the drama and emotion out of a girl!) was to give it to a friend to correct for grammar, spelling, and punctuation. I shoved it into Midge’s waiting hands, knowing she corrected her triplets’ use of the English language approximately 12387.23487 times per day. Before breakfast.

Midge left with my baby in her eager paws, and I swear I heard a maniacal laugh out of my BFF as she did. Maybe it was the after-effects of too much iced tea and coffee, though.

Midge would be gentle … wouldn’t she?

I must have voiced that worry out loud because Brittany, the youngest triplet, started giggling hysterically.

“Um, sure, Auntie Jane … sure, she will.” She patted my head in a reassuring fashion, but she was still chortling.

I could barely sleep that night. Midge assured me she couldn’t get to my story until the kids were in bed that night, so I had to wait. I tossed and turned fretfully. Would she see the parallels between good and evil? Would she appreciate the gentle humor? The life lessons? The sweet coming of age story line? The particularly nice cursive?

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  1. Winnie Nielsen says:

    The thought of writing a novel or anything these days makes me shutter! I feel so inept just thinking about having to struggle with such a task! Me, I love science better and would rather be in a field lab learning about plants or animals or water or stars etc. Good writing is hard and takes a gifted mind. I think I will leave that task to those inclined because after all, who doesn’t want a wonderful book to cozy up with?

  2. Karlyne says:

    Ah, Annabelle. Annabella? Arabella? Good luck, you heroine, you!

  3. Darlene Ricotta says:

    I can hardly wait to read it.

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