| SHAMLICHT KIDS CLUB REPORTS |
Below is a report on the activities of a Shamlicht Kids Club nest. A nest is its
smallest group, usually with five to 10 members. Some of these reports were made
before the end of the year, so may be incomplete.
Nest of Pink Vipers
We have some great girls and had a great year!
We performed at some nursing homes which is becoming very popular. We had a
very creative bake sale, cleaned up trash, had a couple of swim parties, and
toured a shoe factory.
Sadly, Pope Hilde, who was a founding member of our group and then a nestler, is
leaving to be closer to es sother. We will really miss her!
Pineapple Patty was brought in as our new assistant leader. She's been a nestling
for quite a while, so comes with lots of experience.
Our Nestlings this year are Kallixti Girl, Princess Mugwump Cat, GoGirl (who was
Gotcha), Able Mable, and Chocolate Charly. Our mascot is the yellow parakeet
named December 21.
We have a wonderful group!
Sister Hooter (nestler), Pope Hilde (retired nestler) and Pineapple Patty (assistant
nestler)
smallest group, usually with five to 10 members. Some of these reports were made
before the end of the year, so may be incomplete.
Nest of Pink Vipers
We have some great girls and had a great year!
We performed at some nursing homes which is becoming very popular. We had a
very creative bake sale, cleaned up trash, had a couple of swim parties, and
toured a shoe factory.
Sadly, Pope Hilde, who was a founding member of our group and then a nestler, is
leaving to be closer to es sother. We will really miss her!
Pineapple Patty was brought in as our new assistant leader. She's been a nestling
for quite a while, so comes with lots of experience.
Our Nestlings this year are Kallixti Girl, Princess Mugwump Cat, GoGirl (who was
Gotcha), Able Mable, and Chocolate Charly. Our mascot is the yellow parakeet
named December 21.
We have a wonderful group!
Sister Hooter (nestler), Pope Hilde (retired nestler) and Pineapple Patty (assistant
nestler)
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