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Congratulations Jack! And great job pulling everything together, even if

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Date: Fri, 27-Feb-2026 1:02:04 PM PST
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In topic: Week of February 23 POTPOURRI--what's on your mind? posted by Wahoo
In reply to: Jack had his bridging ceremony this past weekend - went from Cub Scouts to full posted by Kris
it was totally rude for other parents and people involved in Scouts to leave you and Mr. Kris to do it all. Boo!

It was JUST US there. Mr. Kris had to go to another building to get the bridge they walk over (which was in four big pieces he had to put together), would have been nice if the cubmaster had stuck around to help with that! The room was set up for a cafeteria (which is what it is during the school week) and we had to put away all the long tables and pull out the round tables for the families. Luckily we only had 5 scouts bridging over so we didn't need 13 like they had last year.

I was today years old when I knew what a "bridging ceremony" was. Sounds really cool!

Oh and remember how I said it was a Catholic church? Yeah Knights of Columbus had their Lenten fish fry there the night before and the place was DISGUSTING. I had to sweep the entire place and mop in several areas because the floor was gross. So that took forever. I tried texting another mom to see if she could come help but she was at her other job and wasn't able to, she was the only one I knew.

Ewwww...

Everything went off really well, it was pretty emotional, and we had a good time. The only drawback was there was supposed to be cake. I was PROMISED CAKE. Cake is like my favorite thing in the WORLD. Den leader decided to just do ice cream sundaes. 😐

😂

After we left, we stopped at the local grocery store to pick up a couple things for dinner because we were both so exhausted we were NOT cooking anything. And as usual I cheaped out on what I really wanted - a single layer cake that was exactly what should have been served but I didn't want to pay $13 for it - and instead got a king cake because I hadn't had one in a while. $8 and that thing was the driest grossest pastry I've ever eaten. Next morning I had to run get something at our local grocery store and bought a piece of cake they had, it had a gross filling and lots of sprinkles and was $4. I should have just spent the $13 and gotten what I really wanted, because now it's been almost a week and I still want a good piece of cake with thick sugary frosting!!!

Woman, you EARNED that good piece of cake with thick sugary frosting! On a related note, I like king cake but yeah, done wrong, it can be pretty dry and disappointing, texture-wise.


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