I know I said in the Summer 1 blog that this Pioneer Workshop was a lot of work, and then I put a picture of us in our Hawaiian gear, but we also had a lot of fun. At a place called Dry Creek, there is a sand river, and if you dig deep enough you can come get water. So, we were in teams, and the first team to fill their cup of water, won. This is my winning team!
Well, while all of that was happening, our children had a great time with Grandpa and Grandma Z. We have never left our children for a whole week, and I was nervous, but they did such a great job, I think we are going to Will our children to them if David and I die. Happy thoughts? Well, our kids were very happy when we picked them up. Nathan did have to be run to the doctor for a popcorn kernel up his nose, but if things like that didn't happen, where would the excitement be?
This is what the weather was like when we got back. Rain, rain, rain. We were so grateful. It saved our lawn and garden.
I know this is probably silly for some people. But it is important to me that we work with our kids, and that we remember working together. There is a lot of value in work. Rachel and Katie helped me clean all the windows in the house also, and to tell you the truth, I couldn't have done it without them. I love working with my children. Its exhausting and I'm not a chipper person the whole time, but I do love seeing the kids clean up by themselves, start the dishes without being ask, and when things like making applesauce come around, that they are right there with me, working.
Grandma Nana came for a visit also. She is always so kind and loving when she comes. We love having her over!
And this sums up the rest of our summer. Random, creative and fun. Katie has taken tons of pictures of what the days were like, and they were silly. But, we need our fun, silly summers, and now, we're ready to start another year of school, and get back to business.
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