Here are some pictures of the Scouteree from last Saturday afternoon.
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Some Recent Pictures
Last Monday we had a bonfire with the Cubs. Lots of stories, songs, games, etc... It was cool but warmer than lately, about 0 degrees.
Two of the Cubs at the bonfire (one might be familiar to some of you)
The Cubs at the bonfire
Here's our dinner from tonight. Onions, carrots, cabbage, bamboo, chilis, mushrooms, bean sprouts, BBQ chicken and Shanghai-style noodles in hoisin sauce. Very tasty.
Here's some family pictures. Speaking of family, Social Services is threatening to dump some emergency foster kids on us very shortly but just for the weekend. I'm glad we're back to fostering a bit but it is very stressful and nerve-wracking waiting. Also, we are billeting a Katimavik volunteer for a week to give them a taste of Yellowknife culture.
Morning in the Naphan household
Winnie eating some green beans made by Natasha
Going for the grapes
Getting some help picking up the grapes
(We're aware that grapes aren't the safest food but she really likes them and she just gums them a bit)
Two of the Cubs at the bonfire (one might be familiar to some of you)
The Cubs at the bonfire
Here's our dinner from tonight. Onions, carrots, cabbage, bamboo, chilis, mushrooms, bean sprouts, BBQ chicken and Shanghai-style noodles in hoisin sauce. Very tasty.
Here's some family pictures. Speaking of family, Social Services is threatening to dump some emergency foster kids on us very shortly but just for the weekend. I'm glad we're back to fostering a bit but it is very stressful and nerve-wracking waiting. Also, we are billeting a Katimavik volunteer for a week to give them a taste of Yellowknife culture.
Morning in the Naphan household
Winnie eating some green beans made by Natasha
Going for the grapes
Getting some help picking up the grapes
(We're aware that grapes aren't the safest food but she really likes them and she just gums them a bit)
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
2009 Winter Cub Camp
I was sick all weekend but I had to plan for the annual March Break winter Cub Camp out at Hidden Lake. It wasn't very easy to arrange all the rides and participants, the activities and everything. All with a fever and headache. But we ended up with 9 kids and two vehicles. We met up with the older Scouts at the camp and had a very good time. They cooked up very tasty and hearty food, like waffles, sausages, mac n cheese, burgers, eggs and ham. We caught two fish and we ate one. I even got to teach most of the Cubs how to drive the snow-machines and they had a lot of fun with that. The Cubs slept in heated tents which was a bit stressful, but it went fine in the end. I don't think it would have been good for many more nights as the sleeping quarters were bedlam, pardon the pun.
Arriving at the camp
The sleeping tents and cabin
The first fish caught
The second fish caught
Boiling water on a tripod, the first activity
Calling home on the sat phone to check if Nikki is in labor
Going with Kevin to the outhouse first thing in the morning
Laughing and enjoying some hot chocolate in the cabin
The whole group at the end of the camp with the parent that came to help
Arriving at the camp
The sleeping tents and cabin
The first fish caught
The second fish caught
Boiling water on a tripod, the first activity
Calling home on the sat phone to check if Nikki is in labor
Going with Kevin to the outhouse first thing in the morning
Laughing and enjoying some hot chocolate in the cabin
The whole group at the end of the camp with the parent that came to help
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