FSO Overnight...
So R took off bright and early this morning for his A-100's "offsite overnight." Yep, you read that right: they're having a slumber party! No better way to bond with people than ride on a bus for over an hour together and listen to them snore in the middle of the night, I suppose. While I haven't been told where they are going or what they're doing (I'm not sure R has either, to be honest) here are a few of the scenarios I've cooked up for his next 36 hours:
1-They're taken out into the wilderness to do trust falls & sing kumbaya around a camp fire while making s'mores. This might be R's favorite scenario because he would be asked to build the camp fire, since he remains an Eagle Scout.
2- They're taken out into the wilderness to test their survival skills a la Hunger Games- last person standing gets to go anywhere on the bid list. I actually think they drove toWest Virginia (disctrict 11 where Katniss & Gale are allegedly from) Pennsylvania-boring! and R would be ok at this although I think it's been a while since he's practiced archery. They did promise to have him back tomorrow around 5 though and the games can take weeks so this might not be that plausible.
3- They're taken out into the wilderness and have to find their way back to civilization and then complete a race around the world testing their knowledge of people and cultures and geography. Let's face it, competing in Amazing Race might be the only reality show I could win.
Ok, so at least one part of each of the scenarios is correct and from other FS bloggers I've heard that they do have a good time and it's not very hokey. I probably won't be allowed to blog about what they did actually do so don't hold your breath for me to reveal it.
I'm home with a head cold and flooding my body with peppermint tea and chicken noodle soup in hopes to recover before a beach weekend with new girl friends and old.
1-They're taken out into the wilderness to do trust falls & sing kumbaya around a camp fire while making s'mores. This might be R's favorite scenario because he would be asked to build the camp fire, since he remains an Eagle Scout.
2- They're taken out into the wilderness to test their survival skills a la Hunger Games- last person standing gets to go anywhere on the bid list. I actually think they drove to
3- They're taken out into the wilderness and have to find their way back to civilization and then complete a race around the world testing their knowledge of people and cultures and geography. Let's face it, competing in Amazing Race might be the only reality show I could win.
Ok, so at least one part of each of the scenarios is correct and from other FS bloggers I've heard that they do have a good time and it's not very hokey. I probably won't be allowed to blog about what they did actually do so don't hold your breath for me to reveal it.
I'm home with a head cold and flooding my body with peppermint tea and chicken noodle soup in hopes to recover before a beach weekend with new girl friends and old.
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