First I went to youth conference with Leslie and Camille. We had a great time, but I didn't take a single photo. Not of them killing thistle for the camp ground as a service project, not of them touring downtown Salt Lake and meeting the church patriarch (who is over 100 years old), not even of them playing keep away in the water at Deer Creek reservoir.
My next camping took place in my sister's field for our Jacobson Family reunion--which was over the 4th of July and great fun!
We enjoyed spending time with our cousins, and visiting both sets of my grandparents.
There were water games.
Mostly the boys squirted the girls and the girls squirted the boys. But Leslie loves the water so much, that if any one was squirting, she was in the middle of it. :)We visited the Idaho Falls temple grounds and visitor center, where we ran into Sister Kinghorn, who was a friend of my Great Grandma Josie. She shared with our children a bit about my grandma. Pretty sweet.
One of my favorite funny things from reunion was pulling into my sister's house and knowing I was in the right place because there were 5 other Suburban-type vehicles there. We went around Idaho Falls that day like a presidential motorcade. Here we are all parked at the temple. My sister said there are 43 of us...takes a lot of seat belts to do that!
Now, I have returned from my last planned camp for the summer: Young Women's Camp. I haven't been to camp since I was a young woman myself, so I was happy to go again! We loaded my big suburban with all the bodies it could hold and traveled to Camp Hansen (near Tremonton) to participate in our stake camp.
We were so stinkin' excited!
Can you spot Leslie? I love this look on her!
And Camille waiting in line for pancakes. We had a great time! We visited Crystal Hot Springs and giggled over skits and talked into the night. Going as a leader may even be more fun than going as a girl!