John’s troop participated in the opening flag ceremony at Camp Hohn today. That is John on the left helping to raise the Camp Hohn flag.

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John’s troop participated in the opening flag ceremony at Camp Hohn today. That is John on the left helping to raise the Camp Hohn flag.

Andy left early to ride the 100-mile route of the CMC 4th of July ride, and I dropped John off at St. Andrew’s Lutheran Church for the last of his summer camps – Scout camp at Camp Hohn. It will be strange not having John here to celebrate Independence Day with us, but I am sure he will enjoy camp.

Laura and I spent most of the day relaxing while Andy was riding. Once Andy returned home, we went to the pool and then the three of us enjoyed a nice dinner together. After dinner, we went to Centralia, a small town about thirty minutes from Columbia, for their fireworks display. We found a nice place to sit by a small pond at their city park and hung out until it was time for fireworks.

While it was a short show, they did a great job!

I have to say that their fireworks show was better than Columbia’s show even if it was much shorter. Next year, we are going to try Jefferson City for the 4th of July!

Tate is the one that gets all of John’s old clothes. They were in Cub Scout Pack 2 together and Tate crossed over to Troop 706 this past winter. Ironically, at trailer load for Camp Hohn, Tate was wearing a “John shirt.” It is too cute!



He wore clothes that actually match!

Troop 706 held an informational meeting tonight for adding a girl troop. Andy had been talking to Laura about it, and she wanted to learn more information. At the end of the meeting, she decided to sign up. We have a second Scout!
