I once heard a
bout recruitment night for
Girl Scouts
at a local scho
ol.
At the close of the evening, t
he list ended with about 2
0 little kindergarten girls ready to experience Daisy Girl
Scouting. However, not one parent signed up to be a leader. One grandmother said she was willing to lead, but she could not be a leader alone, she needed help. Out of all 20 girls, not one parent would agree to co-lead. Among their many excuses, “This is my time away from my daughter" was one that stuck out.
