Newbie Den Leader

Quote from the opening post: "My wife thinks that I'm reliving my childhood, and she is increasingly embarrassed by it. Unfortunately, the more time I spend on scouting (going to wood badge, etc.), the more she is convinced that her perception is correct. (After wood badge I started wearing the full uniform more and have spent a lot of time working my ticket.)" Make sure you maintain quality and quantity time with your family and most important, your spouse. Scouting is a worthy movement, but not at the expense of a divorce. Are you reliving your childhood? This is a legitimat

Greetings from North Texas: I was a Boy Scout during the mid-70's and after 28 years of inactivity, I've made my way back into Scouting as an Adult Leader. My son just started Cub Scouting and I followed him into it. It's good to be back and be a part of the Scouting movement. I have alot of catching up to do, but it's gonna' be fun.