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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The very first GS event we had (a simple overnight at a hotel with a pool), I[b] honestly didn't know the rules and neither did anyone else and we all brought wine. [/b] But again, we didn't over consume it.  Like 2 glasses over the entire course of the evening.  Then I ended up doing the camping training and indoor/outdoor overnight training and I found out it was against the rules but I think these moms like each other so much it feels like a social opportunity to them as well.  So the two other trips we've taken they drank (I did not) but only Suzie's mom was out of control.  I will continue to remind them not to drink on GS trips but I'm honestly not going to go crazy enforcing it if nobody is driving and I can't tell they've been drinking.  It's weird though because at our school's overnight camp there's a no drinking rule and as far as I can tell nobody breaks that one.[/quote]

Really?   You need to be explicitly told it's a "rule" to know you shouldn't be drinking when in charge of several minors, most of which are not your own kid?   I LOVE to drink wine, but I would never drink it when I was responsible for someone else's kid.   Not a single drop.   What else do you have to be told is a "rule" so you won't do it?   Don't beat the kids?  Don't perform animal sacrifice in front of the kids?   Don't set the hotel on fire when you are staying there with the kids?

I severely question your judgment and honestly hope someone recognizes this situation and reports you to the hierarchy.  [/quote]

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