[Steppes] Ministry of Children
Lady Einin Ciarnait
little_dragon_0861 at yahoo.com
Thu Jun 9 12:42:31 PDT 2005
Lets see...at least for girl scouts ( sorry my boys weren't interested in scouts) it is Daisy, Brownie, Juniors, Cadets and Serniors.
I know part of boy scouts is Cubs, Wolves, Weebelos...then there is something else...then Eagles.
Einin
Jann Mays <hlgabrielle at yahoo.com> wrote:
I really like it. I sent a reply before I saw yours' and Hubert's comments. I
really like the Oaken Star idea and the subgroups. My two cents.
Um... Hubert, remember... they're Girl Scouts here. LOL :D (we've been down
this road before, eh?) :D Also, FYI, I used to be a Girl Scout and the young
ones are 'brownies,' the teens become 'cadets.' Boy Scouts are 'cubs' and
'Cadets (?),' then Eagle Scouts, I think. [Can someone correct or confirm?]
Your dear 'sister',
Gabrielle (ps, loved your suggestion!)
--- Lady Einin Ciarnait
wrote:
> I think it would work...any other opinions? If not can I hear three cheers
> for the incipient Guild of the Oaken Star, and it's newletter...The Oaken
> Star?
> Einin
>
> Kevin Black wrote:
> Oops should have added that to my previous post about the breakouts. The
> newsletter overall could be the Oaken Star (Newsletter of the Guild of the
> Oaken Star), with subsets for the different age groups (gryce, wolves, heirs
> etc.)
>
> Hubert d'Aigues-Mortes
> Qui fait plus, mieux vaux
>
> >
> >That is a thought I think the Oaken Star would work...but what do we call
> >the news letter ( I think we got off track)
> >Einin
> >
>
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Of course I know how to work it, said Lupin, waving his hand impatiently, I helped write it. Im Mooney that was my friends nickname for me. (p.254)... ... And thats how we came to write the Marauders Map, and sign it with our nicknames. Sirius is Padfoot. Peter is Wormtail. James was Prongs. (p. 260) Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. J.K. Rowling. Bloomsbury Publishing, London (1999).
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