We've had a lot of fun at campmeeting so far, despite all the lost hours of sleep! I'm thinking that life gets a bit easier on these type of "adventures" when one of the kids is not 2 years old! The kids and I are home for a 24 hour stop over. Gotta mow the lawn, weed the garden, do laundry, and pick up a few things.
Our favorite play things at campmeeting: sticks, dirt, trees, bark, sand, water, nest building, and the like. I'm not use to having such filthy kids at the end of the day! :)
As far as a campsite goes, we do have a nice one. We're up on a small hill with another family close by. It's shaded by the trees and uphill in case of great rainfall (We've been so fortunate in this area so far)!!
The kids could ride this shuttle forever and ever and ever if we let them! Everytime we hear one go by, we hear them LOUDLY exclaim, "tractor tram! tractor tram!" It's has produced quite the excitement!!
Our favorite play things at campmeeting: sticks, dirt, trees, bark, sand, water, nest building, and the like. I'm not use to having such filthy kids at the end of the day! :)
As far as a campsite goes, we do have a nice one. We're up on a small hill with another family close by. It's shaded by the trees and uphill in case of great rainfall (We've been so fortunate in this area so far)!!
The kids could ride this shuttle forever and ever and ever if we let them! Everytime we hear one go by, we hear them LOUDLY exclaim, "tractor tram! tractor tram!" It's has produced quite the excitement!! 
2 comments:
I know what you mean, when our nearly two year old gets a bit older, it will make campmeeting and the Pathfinder campout easier and more fun. It's hard to keep a baby clean at campmeeting!
Wow, I sure miss Michigan campmeeting. Hope you have a great time! :)
Joelle
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