
I'm down to two kidlets at home -- Caleb left for
Camp Dry Gulch early early early (4:00 am) this morning. Even though I had to wake him at 2:00 to get ready, he was quite excited.

Calvin did not want him to go, though. He will miss him quite a bit (nevermind the fact that they argue half the time!). Next year they will be going together, since Calvin will be old enough.

There's the bus, ready for takeoff! I know all the kids are going to have a fantastic time, and hopefully won't get too hot. We'll see Caleb on Thursday night! My plan is to surprise him with switched bedrooms. The countdown begins!
2 comments:
Sleep away camp! Awesome. Hope he has as fabulous a time as his smile suggests he plans to!
We (4 kids) went to camp every summer as kids. We loved it!!! A supervised, organized week away from home is a good break for parents, stimulating for kids, and important steps toward automony and independence. And, just plain ole'fashion fun.
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