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Photo Scavenger Hunt!

We did the funnest activity in my ward the other day! The first Wednesday of every month the Young Women combine with the Young Men and we've done some pretty fun activities! I wish I had taken pictures of all them, but I will repent by taking pics of the ones in the future! And it starts with last week. :) 

So this time we did a picture scavenger hunt! It was a lot of fun. We all showed up at the church, did opening exercises and were given a sheet of paper with a list of scenarios we were supposed to do and take pictures of. Unfortunately I only have copies of the pictures from our group. And this isn't all of them, just my favs! I'll give you the pic and the prompt!

First let me introduce the group! From left to right is Kaitlin, Elena, Rosalynn, and Kobe! We have quite a few more yw than ym so there was only 1 to each group. We made the groups small so we could all fit in the car together to get the list done. 


Whole group with the biggest pumpkin you can find!

People wearing rival gear! 
(Could have been the local high school too but we liked this better! haha)


Picture with a mascot!

Everyone wearing the same colored t-shirt. 
Maybe we should have found an actual boys shirt for Kobe! haha


Everyone in a human pyramid! I joined this group so we could have a better pyramid. It doesn't really work with just 4!

Everyone on a slide!


This is one of my favs. They all had to get in a "I Can't Believe You All Fit In There" space. haha. This is the top of a slide at a play ground. So cute!

Hahaha. We had to have some one "wearing" a toilet seat cover! hahaha

This is the best one. One of the prompts was to get a picture with a police officer and you get bonus points if they're eating a donut. So we bought one at the grocery store where we took the other pictures. We went over to the police station but the doors were locked. So we drove around and saw one coming out. We pulled up to him and politely asked and he said he had to go to call and couldn't do it. We were so bummed! And we still had a MASSIVE donut. haha. So we took a picture of a police officer eating a donut without the police officer. :D


We went back to the church and used an apple TV to view all the pictures. We were supposed to use a tally and the one with the most pictures won. We decided we all won! There were some fun pictures for sure! (if you wanna see the rest, let me know!)

Love working with these crazy kids!!!

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