Hampton Assembly drove far and wide and ended up at the Sweetheart Ball in Fairfax! The northern region put on a fun night with balloons and pink hearts. There was a big turnout and lots of energy. Before it started, two Tidewater DeMolay members played ballon volleyball one of my Hampton Sisters and me. We definitely worked up a sweat! There was fun music, new and old. They also held a lip sync battle and many teams competed but the winner was Mom J’s granddaughter. She was so cute with her sunglasses! The dance was a great time and although I got back home at 3am, it was worth it! I can’t wait to do it again!

With Rainbow love and service,
Lauren Ann

Hampton Assembly was honored with the opportunity to preform for the Grand Court of Amaranth at their reception. We did a play about how cell phones turned people into zombies and an electronic toothbrush was the solution to ending the horrible epidemic! The ladies and men there laughed and smiled out our outrageous performance. We definitely brought some life into that crowd and had a prospect to help! Tidewater DeMolay also performed a baseball skit and a dance in blow up suits. It was a fun night with laughs and friendship.

With Rainbow love and service,
Lauren Ann

Hampton held a sleepover at Monitor Lodge as well as a play practice. We had a prospect and she was excited to play games and hang out with us. It’s always great to see younger girls eager to get involved with Rainbow! We played many games like “The Newlywed Game” where you had to guess facts about your partner, “Minute to Win It” games, drawing games, and a game where you put mouthpieces in and tried to speak! We all had a great time and were able to get some practice in for a play we get to perform. It wasn’t just the girls having a good time, the parents had a good time too! They stayed up later than we did and also took joy in scaring us in the dark! It was a great night and I hope to have more sleepovers like that in my term.

With Rainbow love and service,
Lauren Ann

Monitor Lodge held their usual breakfast for the community on February 4th. Hampton is always ready to make (and eat) breakfast! We made tater tots, eggs, bacon, sausage, gravy, biscuits, and apples. There was a big turnout and lots of friendly faces. I met little girls, older men, and everyone in between! It’s always so nice to see people eating with their family and chatting with friends. I’m truly blessed to be a part of Hampton Assembly so that I can be a part of something bigger than myself: a community.

With Rainbow love and service,
Lauren Ann