My father proud tells anybody that listens about me, that the only thing that I learned at a Christian boy-scout camp (a camp where you get Confirmed with God..blablabla) was to swear and to drink coffee, and well he have a point with it.
I've been to the boy scouts in two periods, as a kid and as a teenager, and well the time as a kid was pretty boring, just a lots of rules you had to live by and a lots of things you just had to learn even though you
would never ever need them.
The time as a teenager learned me a lot, everything from how important it is to have friends (not that I made any life long friends through the boy-scouts anyway) and to value them, to threat them with respect. Do not threat them like how you threat your class-mates or parents (they will "always" be there for you, so why be nice? Sounds horrible yes, I agree, but it's easy to fall into that way of acting so a reminder is needed). |
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Capture of a group-member at "Bohus 88" a very large camp outside of Gothenburg (1988). |
