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I found these two Girl Scout themed backgrounds on the internet (is that legal?), and I thought they might work. The only problem is that everything on the website is white so it might look a little weird. I thought that we could still try it out though. It might also be really distracting idk.

The message coming from the contact page need to be able to handle file attachments.

We need to know what type of files we are going to allow and what type of files we are not going to allow

A WYSIWYG editor would be good.
No comments (for now?)

Admins need a central location that provides navigation to the rest of the admin pages. URL will be (root)/admins/home.

• Feedbacks (admins can only see all or see one, guests access the new, create, and potentially edit, update, and destroy)
  • index
  • show
• Blog posts
  • index
  • Can't see a reason to include show here, but just in case, think about it.
  • new
  • create
  • edit
  • update
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• Uploads (these might not be a resource in and of themselves. This might be the patterns resource...)
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Need to get flash notifications working.

For this part I think it should be kinda like a Google Forum.
I’m thinking that the first question should be a required question and it should be set up as a multiple
choice question:*

How well did these spica shorts meet the needs of your family?

** Not well at all (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) Very well (kinda set up like a spectrum) **

Is it possible that we could set something up where the computer calculates the average score after
everyone submits an answer and then that gets reported back to me?*

The next two questions I think should be optional and should be short-response questions (so maybe
just put the question and then a little text box?):*

Do have any suggestions to make our pattern better?

What clothing related challenges did your family face while you or your family member was in a spica cast?

I think I want to take the pictures there off for now and then put them in a blog post that I will write for
the home page (which I PROMISE I will get to you by next Sunday). Maybe replace them with these or
now:

We still haven’t made a pattern yet so that tab will still be blank, but I think I have something for all the
other tabs. I will send pictures and stuff once I get them 
Also, my grammar might not be correct for some of these posts, so could you just read them over and
make sure they sound okay?
Thank you so much and let me know if you want me to do anything!

The footer needs real content.

I have sent a few contact me and feedback forms, but I never got them in my gmail inbox. Any idea where they are going?

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Hello! My name is Lindsey and I am an Ambassador Girl Scout in Colorado! I’m currently pursuing my
Gold Award, the most prestigious award in all of Girl Scouts. To do this, I have started a project called
“Clothes, Casts, and Care” dedicated to finding and creating clothing options to fit those wearing hip
spica casts. I have partnered with Children’s Hospital in Aurora, Colorado and Shriners Hospital for
Children in Salt Lake City, Utah to provide the patients there with clothing to wear while they are in heir
hip spica casts. I have also created this website so every family can find clothing options to fit their
needs.
If you would like to support my project, contact me (link) or go to my gofundme page (url that I don’t
have as of yet)
Special thanks to:
Chloe Dechiro
Judy Dwyer
Norma Dwyer
Amy Jaeger
Jenna Jaeger
Brittany Kinder
Lizzie Miller
Julie Podagrosi
Jacob Smith
Kalyssa Volk
Families at Saddle Ranch Elementary School
And
My family
(I’ll put one of my senior pictures on this page when I get them back)

Admins need to be able to upload patterns.

What type of pattern files? PDF for sure. But anything else?

Title:

Clothing Options for Spica Casts

(Where that random address is under the title) A Girl Scout Gold Award Project

Start your Own: (We will find some pictures to put by the steps later)
Want to start your own Clothes, Casts, and Care project in your community? Here’s how!

1. Contact
   Contact your local hospitals such as Children’s Hospital or Shriners Hospital for Children or local
   charitable organizations such as Ronald McDonald House to see if there is a need for specialized
   clothing. Start by talking to volunteer coordinators and the orthopedic departments at your local
   hospitals and charities.
2. Plan
   Plan what you want your project to be about and what you want to accomplish. How many
   shorts do you want to make? How are you going to get the supplies? Who is going to help you?
   Do you want to make clothes other than shorts?
3. Gather your team
   Do you belong to a club or organization dedicated to helping others? Do you know people who
   like to sew or just want to help their community? Start talking to the people you know and ask if
   they want to help with your project. If you are having trouble starting your team, talk to quilting
   clubs, craft/sewing stores, Girl Scout troops, retirement communities, and high school sewing
   teachers.
4. Create a design
   You are welcome to use our design or you can come up with something completely new! Figure
   out what supplies you are going to need (seam rippers, thread, fasteners, clothing, elastic, etc.),
   and make a budget to avoid cost overruns.
5. Get your supplies
   The cost of this project is proportional to the amount of spica shorts you want to make;
   however, you can lower costs by asking for donations. I suggest setting up a clothing drive in
   your community, especially at elementary schools, and asking local clothing and fabric stores for
   donations. Search the internet for deals on bulk supplies such as snaps and thread. Thrift stores
   are also a good source for cheap clothing.
6. Make a prototype
   Ensure that you have everything that you need to make your spica shorts, and that your pattern
   is simple enough that your team will be able to follow it. You want to be an expert before you
   start mass production.
7. Start!
   Some suggestions:
    Organize a get-together with your team. Provide refreshments and babysitting.
    If your team involves a craft club at a local retirement community, organize your get-
    If you are unable to get your entire team together, either assign a task to each team
    Set aside time dedicated to making your spica shorts each week.
    Keep up-to-date financial and donation records and be sure to thank those who have
    Ensure that your shorts are sturdy enough to withstand at least six weeks of constant
8. Donate
   Donate your clothing to your local hospital or charity.
   If you have any questions about starting your project or would like to share your own project,
   feel free to contact me! (link to contact page on the word contact)
   together at their facilities.
   member or teach each member how to make the shorts separately.
   helped you!
   wear.

Could we do a thing where they have to enter in their name and email address, and then have a text box

where they can just type a message and hit “send” and the message would be sent to my email address

(I will make a new email for this purpose)? Would that be really difficult?

Ok for some reason I'm not finding the admin login on the website? I thought it was on the little bar thing at the bottom of the page, but I could be wrong. On the About Me page, there's a typo in the little bio; it says "Tod do" instead of "to do". I would also like to add Kay Shaw to the list of people. I also have this picture to put on the page. Maybe we should get together with Judy on the 26th and you could teach me how to edit the website and we could get that pattern uploaded?

Url Name Ideas:
I want the url to be general enough so that people who are looking at spica stuff could come across my website easily. I was thinking something like spicacare or spicacastcare

More detail to come...