Kathy went to a Girl Scout meeting. We have like these leader meetings that all the leaders in our community have to go to and she went to this leader meeting and our boss asked her question

how do you keep older girls in Girl Scouts?

Because we never lose any girls, not really.

We've lost one here and there.

And I thought, how do we do that?

And let's talk about that.

And I know I'm always so worried that Girl Scouts is going to be boring

but people keep emailing me from the first Girl Scout episode saying it was not

boring at all. So I'm hoping that this one is not boring either.

I don't think any conversation with me and Kathy and Kirsten are boring ever.

I don't think they could be, but that's just me.

So anyway, we're talking about Girl Scouts and being leaders of older girls and kind of what we found that works and doesn't work and you know maybe you could apply it to your classroom if you're a teacher

Maybe you could apply it to your Boy Scout troop if you're a teacher. Maybe you could apply it to your Boy Scout troop if you're a leader or your

gymnastics team if you're a coach. I don't know, maybe some of it can be applied.

So because really we're just talking about how do we keep middle schoolers and high

schoolers engaged. That's really what it's about in the context of Girl Scouts.

So I hope you enjoy it. I also have something very exciting. I have a mug. It's a wife of the party mug. So I've

been wanting to make one of these really for me for a long time and then I thought well I'll just make a small batch to sell if anybody

wants any I apologize they're $25 which I struggled with but they cost me like 20

bucks to make so I'm not really making any any money off of them

But I just thought they were cool and I wanted one for myself so I made I only made 40

So go for it if you you want a mug, I got 40 of them. If we sell out really fast, I'll make

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