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Dont know if anyone would be interested. But the is an event this Sat for the S.G.I. It will be in Richardson. If anyone is interested or curious about Buddhism I welcome any who would like to attend. There will be activities for the children as well I believe. If anyone wants details just let me know.

I am always interested in different things like this but I will be on the way home from Oklahoma Saturday.

I have been to a Buddhist temple before and this may be interesting but I will be at Missile Academy with my 8 year old on Saturday.

Missile Academy?

DarcShadow wrote:Missile Academy?

His name is Rick Hornung. Of *course* he's into learning how to blow shit up.

DarcShadow wrote:Missile Academy?

The boys assemble, paint, and launch rockets (my pack doesn't know the proper name..hence, rocket academy not missile. DOH) at Sid Richardson boy scout camp. They have different types of missiles (air, chemical, water etc) and they will have BB shooting and archery ranges for the boys. Needless to say, Eric is looking forward to it and Rick and I are going with. It better be fun because I am doing this instead of riding (my 8 year old better have fun).


OH!!! It is also Pi day...I may try to get a Pi day souvenir if we have enough daylight left after the rocket academy.

Cool, sounds fun.

It fraking better be fun....well, my 8 year old better fraking enjoy it anyways.

I have a rocket I have been waiting to launch for a good while now. Need a good day for it or a whole lot of open space if its a little windy.

How was it?

Expo was a blast. They had arts and crafts for the kids. Had a whole area and facts based around abolishing nuclear weapons. They had kids singing, doing dances, tiko drums (spelling?)and discussions groups about violence, nulear disarmament, poverty, and rasicm. As one a young mens division leader I found it amazing that the younger generation has such a grasp on some of these topics and Ideas on what can be done. It was a learning experience to say the least. I found it encouraging, that even children have ideas to help change the world for the better. Not just fantasy or wishes but fully realized ideas and step that even they can and have done to start making the world a better place. It all starts with one person with an idea.

Very nice. Wish I could have made it.

Envy wrote:Expo was a blast. They had arts and crafts for the kids. Had a whole area and facts based around abolishing nuclear weapons. They had kids singing, doing dances, tiko drums (spelling?)and discussions groups about violence, nulear disarmament, poverty, and rasicm. As one a young mens division leader I found it amazing that the younger generation has such a grasp on some of these topics and Ideas on what can be done. It was a learning experience to say the least. I found it encouraging, that even children have ideas to help change the world for the better. Not just fantasy or wishes but fully realized ideas and step that even they can and have done to start making the world a better place. It all starts with one person with an idea.

Until they learn about money

Lol. True. But Money doesnt change everyone. And I would rather have faith in the future.