The wonders of being a Cub Scout Leader

Look at me, I haven't posted in over a year and I choose to blog about woggles again! But hey, it's my blog and I do what I want to. Ever since I can remember I have loved Lego and I have accumulated many sets and bricks over the years and I am not ashamed to say that even today, I still enjoy them. I make accessories for my house with them and display sets that I love. Tonight I've been building Lego woggles that I can't wait to show off to my Cubs over the next few weeks but I thought it would be nice to show them on here too because sharing is caring. Lego woggles and fun woggles should not be worn in just any situation though, for examples if one attends a service or ceremony requiring formal uniform, it is best to stick to a sober woggle such as a leather turk's head or any official woggle one may have received at investiture or upon completion of their Wood Badge. But camps, fun events and regular meetings are fair game, go nuts! I've used several techniqu...

 "Dear O., please find the last two badges I owed you (Community Impact lv 1 & Moving on to Scouts Award) and this woggle[*] I handcrafted especially for you. Each leaving Cub, A., L., E. & you got one customised with your names. I couldn't give you yours in person. It has been a pleasure & a privilege to be your leader. You are a great person, funny, kind and smart too. Keep up the good attitude and smile! Well done for all your hard work, see you at District Camp! Yours in Scouting, Bagheera" This is what my note to a leaving Cub says. I'm sending this to him through the mail as he could not attend our last Pack meeting of the year last Wednesday and he is moving on up to Scouts in the next term. Two customised leather woggles made by Bagheera As it says in the note, I made each leaving Cub a woggle out of leather on which I engraved their name with a beveler. I painted the incurved letters with a golden acrylic paint marker. I sat the Cubs d...