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Wednesday, June 11, 2008

Off to camp

Team Alexander is headed to camp!  We leave to pick up the boys and head right next door to the most incredible family camp.  One week of togetherness.  I can't wait to spend uninterrupted time with my man and my kids.  Only wish our little man were here to join us!

We will be doing ropes courses, lazy rivers, baseball, blobbing, water sliding, fellowshipping, eating, playing, putt-putt golfing, canoeing, tubing, bluff jumping and the list goes on and on.  I won't be blogging though. This is roughing it, I know! :)  I will have my blackberry so my agency can reach me to tell me great news regarding court dates and what not!! :)  Email me referral and travel date news please!  I will be praying for all those waiting for referrals and those waiting to travel.  

Here are a few pics from last summer at family camp.  The first one is my friend Julie and her precious family!  Don't try to click on her name, she doesn't have a blog. :)  She is on her second Ethiopian adoption and still no blog........hmmmm?! 


What camp experience is complete without sack racing?

Or hula-hooping with a glass of water taped to a helmet on your head? :)

Kids dining with new friends.

Boys working hard not to get thrown off the tube!

Dad and Ave about to brave the ropes course!
Hope everyone has a great week!

14 comments:

Farmboy and Buttercup said...

Wow! Family camp sounds SO nice. I have got to look into something like that for next year.

Have a fabulous time!

Laurzie said...

Oooo, unplugged family time sounds (and looks) like a lot of rockin' FUN! Have a wonderful time, Em!
XOXO

Jennifer said...

have a wonderful time! I am so excited for all of you... just think- next year, you will have baby A with you for all of the bonding.

Misty said...

yay for camp!! what's "blobbing"??

Unknown said...

Emily -

You didn't hear this from me, but Julie just started blogging.

Rebecca said...

I can't wait until the Winter Family can go to Family Camp! My husband was a counselor at Kanakuk when he was in college and LOVED it.

Hope you guys have fun! Praying you get a court date soon!

Ethiopia...part of our world said...

Oh ye of little faith!!! I told you last week I was going to start one.....and I did. Eleven months into my second adoption and here it is!!! ethiopianjournies.blogspot.com
Yea for me!!! Can't wait to see you this week!!

Nicholas said...

AWESOME! I've never heard of family camp but I sooo want to do something awesome like that!

Enjoy, enjoy, enjoy! You deserve this time away! Love and hugs!

Anonymous said...

Oh my goodness I would love a family camp! My older 3 do a day camp next week and then a week in the mountains in July but the rest of us are here wishing we could be with them having all the fun! Yay, next year your little man will be with you too!
We will pray for a safe and happy time together, God bless,
Kristin

Ellen said...

So you ARE doing Family Camp this year. I wasn't sure. Can't wait to see pictures! (And I wish Baby A was here too!)

Gwen Oatsvall said...

you have a blast ... i will miss ya out there in blogland ... can we still text ??? need my Gertie fix !

TJ Wilson said...

Emily!
Just got an e-mail from Kristin Anderson Hill directing me to your blog. Will explain more tomorrow, but we're headed to family camp as well. How fun that we chose the same week! Drive safely, see you tomorrow evening in Kauai. :)

Laurzie said...

How was it? Did you guys have a wonderful time? I've been praying that it would be a truly rejuvenating, relaxing, restful time for you and that you guys would have a TON of fun together. I pray you come home filled up, Em.
XO

Anonymous said...

Guys...we miss you. Jess has been kind, but she is only one person and therefore not near as fun as all of our brothers and sisters. She even took us to the doggie hotel and left us there. Mo tried to make a run for it...he even knocked down that mean Jess while making a break. A mean neighbor helped her though and caught Mo by his leash and brought him home. We are ready for you to bail us out.

Love,

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