Camp-Part 4

Uncle Sean and Aunt Jen arrived just before bed on Monday night. We were so excited to see them!

We headed to breakfast as soon as we woke up the next morning. Best meal of the day!

Camp breakfasts are totally worth the 2000+ mile drive. SO good. Biscuits and gravy, eggs, bacon, and cantaloupe are my favorites. The girls loved the pancakes! Peanut ate two helpings every morning plus bacon and tons of grapes! Yum!

Peanut tried her hand at photography. :)

Boo had an ok time at her 4-5 year old class the first day, but it was basically day care. They didn’t have a lesson or anything, just played for three and half hours. So the next day we took her down to day camp and asked if she could join the 1st graders with her cousin (3rd cousin??). They said yes. The 1st graders were the Snow Leopards.

She had a BLAST! She was so excited when she got back and she and the other girls were singing camp songs at the top of their lungs.

Bug was the one that hit it off with the 6 year old. “R is more lively!” she told me when I asked why she wasn’t playing with the 9 year old. These girls were two peas in a pod! They both had crazy energy and very similar personalities! They spent hours outside every day, hunting bugs and playing.

Peanut invited her cousins to come swim one day.

These are my mom’s cousins’ kids’ kids. So we just called them cousins. :)

This brother and sister are too adorable! He is the epitome of a boy and is always on the go. So cute!

One afternoon we headed over to the concession stand. Almost everyone got snocones, but Bug picked Starburst and Boo picked Skittles.

Peanut and I went for a walk down to day camp one day to see if we could get a picture of the girls. They must have been off on nature walks though because only the older kids were in the camp.

One day Auntie Jen said, “I think there’s a nest of baby cardinals behind the cabin.” There were!

Goofball girl getting her hair done! Haha :)

Boo walked out of the cabin one of the first days and said, “Mommy! My first sunrise!” I thought about it…yes I guess she never has been awake in time to see the sunrise before!

The camp had built a rock structure around the water fountains since the last time we’d been there. It worked out great for the girls because they could reach.

Noni took the girls exploring in the creek behind the cabin one day. I didn’t go with them, but grabbed this picture from the bank.

Okay, one more post and we should be done with camp pictures!