Day
29: Feeling very guilt about my Carbon Footprint & all the trees that went
into my great piles of paper. Can’t plant a tree in my apartment block so did
the next best thing – planted two Honeysuckle Bushes in pots in our communal garden.
Photos of the real thing and my stitching of it.
Monday, 17 April 2017
Day 28
Day
28: Ok, so today’s the last day before the weekend away at Vuleka Centre, in
Botha’s Hill with 25 other crazy Pack Scouters for lots of fun & laughter.
I have piles of paper to take with me for – Scavenger Hunt, Journals, Trading
Cards, Scouts Own & so on. Me under a huge pile of paper.
Day 27
Day
27: As an Explorer when you get to the place you were looking for e.g. Fountain
of Youth. – You need a flag to plant and claim it for your country. So each
group of Explorers need to design they own flag. Will put photos of flags when
I get them.
Day 26
Day
26: Continuing with getting ready for the Triple P (Playful
Pack Scouters Palaver).
If you are an Explorer you need to know how to use a compass – so busy
preparing a Compass Base – where Pack Scouters will follow a 10 point compass
and also learn how to find directions without a compass – lots of fun. So one
small compass in stitches – the red needle of the compass will always point
North.
Day 25
Day
25: I’ve been working on a Scouting Event called the Triple P for Pack Scouters
in KZN. The theme is Explorers – so everyone will need to make a pouch to put
some food rations in. Here are photos of the real thing – closed and then open
as a small picnic cloth. Then of course I had to stitch one.
Day 24
Day
24: Working on a problem, not getting anywhere fast! My brain feels foggy &
slow, every which way I turn there seems to be a fence or a block of some kind.
So here is a row of herringbone stitches – blocking my way forward. Going to
take time out on the problem. See what comes up in a day or two.
Tuesday, 4 April 2017
Day 23
Day 23: Worked
on my little red iPad late tonight, lots of working on items getting ready for
Triple P a Scouting event. Sent from my iPad.
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