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Video: Local sisters are ‘All about the Thin Mints’!

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LANCASTER – Antelope Valley sisters Taylor and Jordy are on a mission to sell Girl Scout cookies, and they’re doing it through song.

Taylor, an eighth grade honor student at Hillview Middle School, is both a Bronze and Silver award recipient in her ninth year of scouting. She is fundraising this year for a troop trip to Europe. Jordy, a second grade honor student at Randall Pepper Elementary, is in her second year of scouting. She is hoping to earn a fuzzy stuffed animal.

Jordy received an honor roll award last week, while Taylor (pictured with Hillview Principal Robert Garza) received an honor award in late January. (Contributed)
Jordy received an honor roll award last week, while Taylor (pictured with Hillview Principal Robert Garza) received an honor award in late January. (Contributed)

The girls recently put their Girl Scout cookies sales pitch to music in a delightful YouTube video.

“It was a family affair with help from me, my husband and son,” stated mom Raynika Farmer. “They are always singing ‘All About That Bass’ by Meghan Trainor, so we figured that it was the perfect tune to rap [and] sing to.”

If you are interested in buying Girl Scout cookies to help these young performers reach their goals, email CookieSellingSisters@gmail.com before March 8.

The family lives in Lancaster, but will also deliver to Palmdale. Deliveries will be made in the evenings.

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Filed Under: Lancaster, Palmdale

7 comments for "Video: Local sisters are ‘All about the Thin Mints’!"

  1. omg i just bought some oreos and my boss yelled at me and sent me this link i felt horrible for eating those oreos! but this is so CUTE!!!!

  4. How cute the video is!! It is wonderful to see young people nowadays who want to make a difference…..keep up the good work! Also try going to the bowling alleys (with adult supervision of course)Sands and Vista….they are a great place to sale your cookies!!

  5. Now this is a story we need to see more of. Positive news about the young people in the valley. Congrats on your awards girls and I just know you will succeed in your sales. If I wasnt in Tacoma I would be ordering from you!