Oh my grief and goodness, those CHEEKS!!! L O V E!!!
California Girl
In MY neck of the woods…now it is 5th grade camp. My daughter(2nd child) goes in a couple of weeks. I am soooo excited for the week alone….BUT this is her very first trip with out any family members. I am probably more nervous than she is!!!
Denise
Ohemgee your girl smiles exactly like you!!! 🙂
I’m happy for you that your boy is home!
Awwww! Those pictures are precious!
Also? I love how you SoCal folks are all bundled up and shivering. What was the temp that day, down in the fifties? Hehe! My husband and I were in Los Angeles a few weeks ago and it was like SUMMER – we were dying from the heat. We called home and we were all, “It’s SEVENTY here. SEVENTY! CAN YOU BELIEVE IT?”
My daughter did the 6th grade trip thing in the fall, three weeks into school, and I remember feeling the same way. When I dropped her off she was bawling and it tore me in two. When I picked her up three days later she was all hyped up on sugar, smelled a bit and was so glad she went. She has another trip in May and I am preparing myself now.
There is nothing more important then knowing our children are safe..we want them to have a good time however we miss and worry until they are back in our care. Great photos they tell the story….
Dorothy from grammology
grammology.com
Sixth grade camp is a fun rite of passage. My oldest loved it. I did not chaperone since I think she wanted to be “parentless.” My middle daughter will go next fall…not sure what to do with her…chaperone or not?
They are SO precious!
I totally know how you feel. My son went to a camp two years ago and I believe it was for 5 days! I almost died!
Next year, my daughter goes, and I am taking off work to chaperone. I can’t live through that twice!
Glad to see it all turned out just fine! And by the way, thanks so much for the tip about writing notes for your kids to find when they go away. I’m definitely going to have to use that one!
You know, deep down, that they’re going to be just fine, but when that “mother” instinct kicks in, all common sense leaves!
I bet he had the time of his life!
oh my gosh–that last picture is so stinkin’ sweet! Big brothers and baby sisters are the best.
Oh my grief and goodness, those CHEEKS!!! L O V E!!!
In MY neck of the woods…now it is 5th grade camp. My daughter(2nd child) goes in a couple of weeks. I am soooo excited for the week alone….BUT this is her very first trip with out any family members. I am probably more nervous than she is!!!
Ohemgee your girl smiles exactly like you!!! 🙂
I’m happy for you that your boy is home!
They are so cute!
Wow, that second photo is really beautiful!
Awwww! I love the picture with Gabi – they seem to have such a sweet relationship!
*melt* He looks like a boy who had an awesome time at camp but is happy to see his family. The best!! 🙂
aaack! crying at the cuteness!!!!
Awwww! Those pictures are precious!
Also? I love how you SoCal folks are all bundled up and shivering. What was the temp that day, down in the fifties? Hehe! My husband and I were in Los Angeles a few weeks ago and it was like SUMMER – we were dying from the heat. We called home and we were all, “It’s SEVENTY here. SEVENTY! CAN YOU BELIEVE IT?”
Haha that last pic is super cute. Love Gabby’s smile.
Hmm, no grass, mud or Buffalo wing stains. What kind of camp was this? The Tide Invitational Home Econ camp?
Awwww That last picture made me cry a little. How sweet!!!!
My daughter did the 6th grade trip thing in the fall, three weeks into school, and I remember feeling the same way. When I dropped her off she was bawling and it tore me in two. When I picked her up three days later she was all hyped up on sugar, smelled a bit and was so glad she went. She has another trip in May and I am preparing myself now.
There is nothing more important then knowing our children are safe..we want them to have a good time however we miss and worry until they are back in our care. Great photos they tell the story….
Dorothy from grammology
grammology.com
awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww…
Sixth grade camp is a fun rite of passage. My oldest loved it. I did not chaperone since I think she wanted to be “parentless.” My middle daughter will go next fall…not sure what to do with her…chaperone or not?
That is the face of a kid who has really enjoyed himself. I hope work for Pighunter picks up soon.Something always turns up.
They are SO precious!
I totally know how you feel. My son went to a camp two years ago and I believe it was for 5 days! I almost died!
Next year, my daughter goes, and I am taking off work to chaperone. I can’t live through that twice!
Glad to see it all turned out just fine! And by the way, thanks so much for the tip about writing notes for your kids to find when they go away. I’m definitely going to have to use that one!
You know, deep down, that they’re going to be just fine, but when that “mother” instinct kicks in, all common sense leaves!
I bet he had the time of his life!