Trevor had his first official driving lesson today. He got to drive around Kuna with an instructor and two other classmates for three hours this afternoon. He did a great job. Now if only he can figure out the way home from somewhere other than school or church.
The boys are off to the Father/Son camp out tomorrow. They are going to a Hot Spring that is not too far away.
Megan is busy with babysitting and boating with friends, so it'll be just Emma and I for most of the time. Maybe we'll go check out Horton Hears a Who at the dollar show.
Thursday, June 26, 2008
Stay off the streets
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Thursday, June 19, 2008
Summer Fun and Butterflies
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Sunday, June 15, 2008
Camp Survivor
The rest of the camp was spiritual and pure fun. We went swimming in the icey water (big mistake,) did tons of crafts, and played pranks on the leaders. It was so much fun. The food was delicious and we played around a lot. It was very cold in the mornings and nights, but I survived. I have loved the past two years of girl's camp, and am looking forward to next year!
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Tuesday, June 10, 2008
Feeling Old
Watching my sister Terri's son graduating from High School is making me feel very old. At least I've got 3 more years until Trevor graduates. Right now we're waiting to see if he will be taking Driver's Ed over the summer. Dave has taken it upon himself to teach him because He knows I would never survive the anxiety attacks that would occur if I tried to teach Trevor. I was giving him instructions on the riding lawn mower yesterday and was about to flip out, so I will gladly leave the driving lessons to Dave.
Megan leaves for YW camp tomorrow. She has been counting the days and has been packed for a couple days now. She's excited. It's going to be a little cold but at least it won't be a forest full of fire like last year.
Emma's been counting the days until Kuna Summer Fun Days starts. It's put on by our schools for the Kindergarten through 3rd grades. It's a week full of arts, crafts and science activities. It's three hours a day so it's a nice activity for kids who are starting the, "I'm bored" mantra. They use Middle School and High School kids to run the classes. Megan will be a volunteer this year.
Logan and Emma will have swim lessons the last two weeks of June and that pretty much fills up June. July is already filling up. We hope to find some time to go camping this summer. It needs to be close by though, since gas is so expensive. Luckily we have some nice areas all within an hours drive. The kids all really love camping. Me personally, I'll take a nice hotel room please.
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