Richmond Homecoming and MCHQWA

Posted in Blog on May 21st, 2012 by soccergirl

Grand Visitation was outstanding. We initiated a new girl named Athena and every one of our girls did a beautiful job memorizing their Ritual. The skit was awesome too. Nicole had to answer a question regarding each station in Rainbow. After we ate delicious food, we went up to Fairfax for the MCHQWA Ball. As soon as the Grand Officers and Worthy Advisors were introduced, we went back to dancing crazy. That was an amazing Saturday!

IRL&S,
Kathy
Grand Representative to Canada and Maryland
Richmond Assembly#10

Why I love Rainbow:)

Posted in Blog on May 6th, 2012 by soccergirl

Richmond Assembly

Always Meeting New People

International Family

Never seen a face that wasn’t smiling

BFCL

Outstanding Service

Wonderful adult leaders

Melanie
Grand Confidential Observer
Richmond Assembly #10

Thoughts From Our Newest Member

Posted in Blog on May 1st, 2012 by soccergirl

Last night I went to a party after my Rainbow Girls initiation. I had a really good time there. It took over two hours to get to where the dance was. When I got there I met my big sister Chrysta. Brianna ran up to us and pulled us into the crowd. We played around and ran in circles and acted crazy! It was a lot of fun with my new sisters. Later in the night, I ran into one of my new Rainbow sisters crying. I got some other sisters that I knew. They all rushed to comfort her, and I did too. I learned that Rainbow Girls are there for each other. Now I plan to show part of my Rainbow spirit by showing others comfort, both inside and outside of the Rainbow Girls. I am looking forward to future events.

Athena
Richmond Assembly #10

I’m a Rainbow Girl!

Posted in Blog on April 30th, 2012 by admin

Last night I was initiated into the Rainbow Girls! I was nervous because I was afraid of messing up. When the door closed, my first thought was ‘they are locking me out’. When someone came out my thought was ‘finally’.

When I walked in everyone was staring at me. It was freaky! There was a lot of talking and walking next. I learned that there is a lot of commitment in being a Rainbow Girl.

When they finally said I was a Rainbow Girl I though ‘Yay!’ and I didn’t care that everyone was staring at me. I wanted to do a happy dance!

Now I plan to participate in this the best I can. I feel ecstatic and nervous about being a Rainbow Girl. I hope everyone likes me and they never regret having me!

Athena
Richmond Assembly