So far today I have washed 6 loads of laundry! Between loads, I am trying to put together day-by-day posts of our trip, since this blog is the only scrapbook we keep.
I am going to date the posts according to their actual date, so be sure to scroll down. It may take me a couple of days to get these all up. This is what I want to be doing, but real life and real responsibilities call...so it is probably a good idea for me to say, pay our bills, feed our family, go buy milk and pay a smidge of attention to my children today as well. :-)
UPDATED: OK! I have done through day 5 and my eyes are blurry. The rest will have to wait for tomorrow night.
8 comments:
Each post looks and sounds so exciting. Thanks for sharing. What a great memory they will have of this trip.
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Welcome back! I missed your blog and have just spent a while catching up on your adventure. Sounds and looks like it was wonderful!
What an excellent family pic on your "Home Again" post!
Hi Jen, missed your inspiring blogs this past week. Glad y'all took time as a family to go have fun; & it looks like fun WAS had by ALL!!! Time away from real life is important, as a family & as a couple. But I'm sure I'm not telling you anything you don't already know.
I loved all the pix.
-Gail
Welcome back! It looks like you guys had a great time. Thanks for sharing your vacation and pictures. I missed your blogs last week! :) (P.S. Good luck with the laundry!) ;)
What great pictures! And wonderful memories as a family. Thanks for sharing. =)
~Jada
Welcome back! I'm so glad your family had a great trip. I would love to hear more details.
I just spent some time reading through all your entries on your trip...what fun! Is this something that anyone can do - or do you have to have a "Young Life" connection? Would it be appropriate to take older children to this family ranch/camp? Looks like a great idea for a future family vacation!
Hey Sara! You do not have to have any affiliation with YL and it is great for all ages. I would say the PRIMO age would be 6-12, but truly there was plenty to do for 3 up to teenagers. (and their parents!)
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