- Arizona Troop's Hawaiian Adventure
- Baltimore's Troop Hawaiian Adventure - if you skip the paragraphs about fundraising, it's a good read

When I last heard from Gib I was waking up and he was going to sleep - it was 10:30 PM there. He agreed it was an amazing fun day followed by "gtg to sleep ttyl". Since nobody posted new photos on facebook, I believe they were exhausted! Gib probably should have done the anti-jet-lag sleep schedule change too.
Today they will fly to Kauai. They will go to the local Costco for lunch and provisions. Top 10 Things Your Costco Won't Have From there they will go to BSA Camp Faye - their base camp for the next few days. There will be a camp service project, dinner and a sunset drive to the Wameia Canyon lookout.
Meanwhile, back at home, Mariah and I were up before dawn again. We shaved 30 minutes off our wake up time. It's a little more exciting now at 8:30 than it was at 4 A.M. We also realized that there was on other good place to go 24/7 even - can you guess it? SONIC! Bright and early we set off. Mariah's required viewing of the movie Taken prompted a discussion on our walk. I wondered what Mariah thought the girls' biggest mistake was. (If you don't remember that movie it's the one where 2 American girls get kidnapped from Paris. Liam Neeson is one of the girls' father in the movie and comes to France to rescue her). We covered the basics -
- talking to strangers
- giving out too much information
- acting like tourists in the airport
- taking photos all over, being giggly, loud and obvious
- sharing a cab with no sense of personal safety
If you're Liam's daughter, this is how it plays out:
If you're anyone else's daughter, this is reality.
All that and a Sonic Blast before Mike even left for work. Mariah appreciated the Blast but not so much my "paranoia". Her sisters would agree, but as my great-grandma and grandma used to say
AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION IS WORTH A POUND OF CURE.



1 comment:
I'd like to think that Mike would be a mix of both dads. I'd almost say that 2 girls does not = safety, just a false sense of security.
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