Grandma & Girl Scouts

Posted on by brookeshelf

We had a Grandma in Seattle for a bit this month.

It was a great chance to take William on a trip to the gaming pub.

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Jenga is William’s game of choice.

And I had an excuse to do touristy Seattle things.

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Shopping for crab cocktail in Pike Place Market
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We finally got around to seeing the Chihuly Museum!

But of course, the big reason for the trip was to go to the annual (and possibly last) Mom & Me camp with our local Girl Scout service unit.

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The Director’s Cabin, which we shared with 8 other people

It was so good to see Camp Robbinswold again. Eleanor and I are both very much in love with this place.

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We stayed in the Boathouse, which we shared with 10 other people
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Staying up late with our cabin mates playing games
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Some of our cabin mates in the rotunda
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It was so windy! I’ve never seen waves on the hood canal before.
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The sign shows the names of the different cabins
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The camp had a party where everyone dressed up as famous musicians, characters from musicals, or song lyrics (like Eleanor’s “brown paper package tied up with string”)
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Selfie. Eleanor is wearing the hair wrap Kathryn got for her in Pike Place. You can see our boathouse in the background.
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Taking a walk to the end of the boat pier. 
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A plaque above the rotunda fireplace
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The three of us. I hope we can come back again someday!

We spent the weekend crafting, hiking, playing games, singing songs, and eating waaaaaay too much food. And even though I managed to get yelled at during both of our ferry rides (it always happens) it was a wonderful time.

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