We made it through our annual girls' trip and returned home on Saturday afternoon. We could have made it home earlier, but there were so many yard sales along the route home!
As I mentioned before we left, this was the first year that HH's little sister was BIG enough to come along - she's three. The best part for her was a fact that she kept repeating - "no boys allowed!" Remember, these are the only two girls out of 6 kids.
Here is little sister helping her mom relax at the beach:All the girls spent two full days at the campground's beach. Duck and HH were very good at including little sister in their play, but they loved being off on their own, too. Diving into the waves was longest lasting game:We were at Sand Banks Provincial Park, near Kingston, Ontario. It never fails to have good waves for swimming, but the water is actually quite shallow because of the 'sand banks' that go so far out from shore. The sun was out, but the wind was chilly and the water was like ice - for anyone over the age of 10, that is! The three girls didn't stop playing until they hit their tents and bed rolls. Of course, bedtime only happened after the s'mores had been made over the fire! Another great trip.
For more Show and Tell, go to Mary's place.
Thursday, July 23, 2009
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Fabulous!!!!!!!!!!! We do girl/mom dates but I need to consider a trip.
My gals are headed on a missions trip and I am headed to a small camp...looking forward to the solitude.
Glad to see it was warm enough to swim. We've been having trouble with that here, which is so unusual. Very beautiful beach you have!
Jenn
www.homeschoolblogger.com/jenn4him
Oh what a great idea going on a trip with just the girls. Looks like everyone had fun-thanks for sharing.
What a WONDERFUL trip ! I wish I had some girls to go on a girls only trip with. Hmmm maybe one day. ( gd's or maybe if we get to adopt two little girls)
Thank you for sharing your memories with us. ((HUGS))
Blessings and ((HUGS))
That looks so neat! It's great that you could have some mother/daughter bonding time.
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