Last week we all went to Children's Camp. This is the only year that Riley and Bailey will be able to go to the same camp, so Jeremy and I decided to go also. Monday morning we were packed and ready to go. We headed to the church around 7:15 and after registering all the campers and checking for head lice (fun times) we were ready for Glen Rose. It was time to load the busses so naturally I grab the handle, turn and nothing! I locked us out of the bus. We had to call the mechanic to unjam it and just in case you're wondering never turn the round knob next to the door handle. That was a little embarassing. We had a really great week as you can tell from the pictures. Bailey made lots of new friends, learned new worship songs, did the blob, the zipline, hiking, diving and swimming contests, made smores by the campfire, and of course most importantly spent the majority of the week focusing on the Lord! Her only complaint was having to rush through the lunch line in front of her friends to secure a seat by me and Jeremy:) Every day after lunch each of the teams competed in various activities to earn points. The winning team got to leave early for lunch, which is a pretty big deal when you're camping with over 300 kids! Jeremy was chosen to compete in a pie eating contest. He didn't win, but he gave a great effort.
Tuesday, June 19, 2007
Children's Camp
Last week we all went to Children's Camp. This is the only year that Riley and Bailey will be able to go to the same camp, so Jeremy and I decided to go also. Monday morning we were packed and ready to go. We headed to the church around 7:15 and after registering all the campers and checking for head lice (fun times) we were ready for Glen Rose. It was time to load the busses so naturally I grab the handle, turn and nothing! I locked us out of the bus. We had to call the mechanic to unjam it and just in case you're wondering never turn the round knob next to the door handle. That was a little embarassing. We had a really great week as you can tell from the pictures. Bailey made lots of new friends, learned new worship songs, did the blob, the zipline, hiking, diving and swimming contests, made smores by the campfire, and of course most importantly spent the majority of the week focusing on the Lord! Her only complaint was having to rush through the lunch line in front of her friends to secure a seat by me and Jeremy:) Every day after lunch each of the teams competed in various activities to earn points. The winning team got to leave early for lunch, which is a pretty big deal when you're camping with over 300 kids! Jeremy was chosen to compete in a pie eating contest. He didn't win, but he gave a great effort.
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So do you think there were any liability concerns with the forest fire you were roasting marsh mellows on,
Ha ha, how could the marshmallows toast that far from the fire? Although it looks like the girls might be getting toasty!
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