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the tractor vet

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just got done unloading two 53 footer full of girl scout cookies for my area . This year the girls could use a little help just even one box is a help as it all adds up for the girls . So look for a cookie booth near you.
 
Mmmmmmmmm girl scout cookies!!!!!!!!!!!!! my absolute favorite is.......uh.....are...........
lemon chalet cremes, no wait....do-si-do's....uh...uh....no no i know...samoas!!! uh...uh... tagalongs!!!!! aw heck....i gotta get a case of each again!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
Vet,I have bought a trailer full of girl scout cookies,but I think its terrible that they only get a few cents a box compared to the inflated price the manufacturer charges.

jimmy
 

Teachers support cookie girls. I know I've bought 2 cases so far, and I'm diabetic. Can't tell the kids no. Good thing I have lots of grand kids!
 
The cookies is what keeps the Girl scouts going along with donations . There is a lot that goes on to keep this organization operating . There is more to it then just the troupe leaders and the girls . There are full time employees behind the senses that make up the programs take care of the camps , it is a vary large nonprofit org. Since the wife became a full time employee and takes care of our county and there a 88 county's in this state she is just one of many . Her job is to keep things going and to bring in more young girls come up with idea's that will attract the girls find volunteers to run the troupes and the programs . And in todays times this is a rough job . It's hard to get people today to get involved .
 
Just got done seperating 287 boxes of cookies, bagging, and boxing them up, they are now ready to be delivered to everyone my daughter sold them too. Thank God gas isn"t at $4 dollars.
 
Vet,I'm 100% for the girls,and I never thought they really get what they deserve.As a pastor of a church I completely understand the importance of volunteering.We need more people in this world that will stand up for the children.

jimmy
 
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