Girl Scout thinking day was interesting this year. In part because I was a co-leader and had to do some of the organizing. Our troop along with 5 other troops were given the country of Bolivia. It was so unorganized that even a week before Thinking Day we didn't really know what was going on. Then four of our 6 troops backed out. So our troop and a Daisy troop were left to figure things out. It turned out alright in the end, but I was thankful when it was over.
Cassidy and her friend are offering our Bolivian snacks to visiting scouts. We made cuñapes (cheese bread) and cocadas (coconut candies). Most everyone liked our treats. In fact we had to shoo away one girl that kept popping them into her mouth one after another. Another girl lied to me, saying that her leader asked her to come get one for her to try. As the girl walked away she popped them into her mouth, and then ran from my site when she saw I was looking at her. At the end of the program, we had a crowd of girls trying to find out if we had any left.
We also had a display about the Alpaca. Our girls taught others about the Alpaca and had on display scarves and sweaters made from Alpaca fleece.


We also had a display about the Alpaca. Our girls taught others about the Alpaca and had on display scarves and sweaters made from Alpaca fleece.
We had the girls make a capybara swap. This scout is using the tape measure to show how large a capybara can be. Cassidy is dressed up a queen from somewhere, I don't remember.