Big Scout & Chief Instigator: Jean Synodinos

About the Big Scout Project
The Big Scout Project is a D.I.Y. adventure in lifelong learning. By working her way through the badges in the Jr. Girl Scout handbook, our middle-aged "big scout," Jean Synodinos, hopes to live a wider life, or at least be consistently surprised in small ways. What could possibly go wrong?RSS, Baby!
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Quarterly Report Card is In!
Earlier this month, I offered a little data on the BSP’s progress, and in this post, I’m pleased to announce that the Virtual Troop Leaders have wisely approved the task work done in the 1st quarter of the 2nd year. Woo Hoo! … Continue reading
A Map of the World
In one of last week’s posts, I offered up a word search puzzle around the theme of garden variety domestic travel. In this post, let’s go bigger. Let’s imagine ourselves aboard the Shuttle Atlantis and contemplate alternatives to our typical … Continue reading
Breast Cancer and Genetic Testing: Tough Call
For my next badge work I was a little surprised to learn that gene mapping is central to a badge task. Scouts are asked to look into an illness that’s linked to genes, then consider the pros and cons of genetic … Continue reading
Posted in Family & Friends, Health/Fitness, Science
Tagged breast cancer, data, genetic testing, health/fitness, middle age, Stress
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BSP Poll #2: Survey Says…!
Before I sum up the results from the second BSP poll, I’d like to make a strong pitch for participating in the new survey. Several tasks over a few badges ask scouts to take a look at how stress–and responses … Continue reading
What’s It Gonna Run You?
I live in Austin, but the company for which I work is back east in the DC area. I like DC, too, but I don’t think I’d enjoy the cost of living. It’s high–and higher than I thought, according to … Continue reading




