My advisor finally emailed me back, keeping up his pattern of one response for every five emails I send him. Then I tried to reply, but couldn't because his inbox is full.
Spike's Bitches 45: That sure as hell wasn't in the brochure.
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
I would love love love to work with GSUSA.
Hahahhaah! Um. I have a friend who does. Um. What exactly would you like to do, exactly? Cause...um. (Though I should point out, there are lots of lesbians!)
I know there are - when I went to the kick off metting last fall, it was obvious that the GSUSA does not feel the same way about teh gays as BSUSA does.
I'd love to work in our council office as a membership specialist. I would be kick ass at it. I told Joe last night that I wouldn't be happy until I got EVERY GIRL EVERY WHERE in a GS troop.
My friend runs camp, for Maryland. Which is sad, because we never see her in the summer. And she runs lots of activities all year round, which is cool. She does other stuff at the office, the rest of the year. Membership is part of it.
In Baltimore? Because the Baltimore council office is totally hiring right now. For office stuff that I totally want to do! Ha!
Aw...I read the most touching Sun story(cause you know, it's my fake hometown) about this Daisy troop that meets at the women's prison and this little girl Justice...it killed me.
Are they the daughters of the inmates?
t is intrigued
I remember reading an article a while ago about a Girl Scout troop for girls whose mothers were in prison. I think it was in LA, but it was several years ago that I read it, so I could be misremembering.
"A Girl Scout Named Justice" has a certain ring to it.
Thanks for the ~ma, all. My review went well.
Hil, I want to smack your advisor.