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One girl did try to tell her off, telling her to count for her while she jumped. Funny, though, because the girl wasn’t jumping. She told Peyton, “You count by 2’s – 2, 4, 6, 8, see?” Peyton just stood there and stared at her. The other mom saw it and said, “I think she’s waiting for you to jump first.” As soon as she started jumping, Peyton started counting, “2, 4, 6, 8,” and so on. I was telling Dave the story, and he asked me if I was sure I wanted to get her in there. I told him it would build her character, as she’d have to learn how to navigate all kinds of personalities. Peyton was super excited on the way home. She even told Brandon what she’d done. I told her I was excited this was the first activity that she has ever done without Brandon first doing it or doing it at the same time. She ate a little bit, then went up to shower and go to bed. We’re going to still work on the head nod versus yes, please. She told me that I wasn’t the troop leader, so she could listen to the leader, and just nod. We’ll see about that..I’m hoping she will warm up and get used to the leaders…