Chad cutting out the card board guards that we put around the hydrants to keep paint from dripping on the ground.
Garrett prepping a hydrant for painting. We had to wash & dry the hydrants and then brush off the rust before painting.
Ty and Miguel with one of their finished products. Doesn't it look shiny and pretty? Ty risked having yellow hair and skin for his homecoming date later that evening. He is a trooper!
Steven & Sue. What a great mother/son team.
Nate, Chris, Aaron & Larry. True friends and skilled artists. :)
Ryan, John & Chase looking quite official as they tackle one of the more weathered looking hydrants.
And here is the payoff at last. Chad finally has his long-awaited cell phone. He claims it is his treasure and vows that he will not lose it, get it confiscated at school, or get it taken away at home because his grades are not up to par. We'll see. For now, though, you have never seen a boy so excited with a new toy. He has probably sent 100 text messages in the day and a half that he has had it. Thanks everyone for helping with Chad's project. He has the best and most loyal friends in the world. We love you guys!


6 comments:
What a great project! The hydrants look beautiful!
That's awesome. Cool project. Chad, you rock!
Those hydrants look perfect for my two dogs to come and pee on! Do you think Chad would mind? Hee Hee! What a big smarty. Tell him his Aunt Jane is mighty proud.
Some of those hydrants looked to be in bad shape. I've never even thought about who takes care of them. What a great project. And what a wonderful payoff for getting his Eagle...a cell phone. My oldest son hates scouts. I think he'll get a phone if he completes his tenderfoot.
Way to go Chad--and Julie and Sam.
What a great project. I've never thought of that one. Way to go Chad (and mom and dad:)
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