Yes! It could be! Friday afternoon all my men went on the campout and the girls and I stayed behind to play together.
First I dyed my hair—and my eyebrows, too. (That's a very girly thing to do.) I'd been planning to color it back to my original, real color, and I think I got pretty close. It's darker than I expected, but when it's pulled into a ponytail the roots look right (sans gray).
Then we went and got my sister Melanie and her daughter Emalee (whose home was also short on testosterone Friday night) and we went to Jordan Park for a picnic. Sandwiches, strawberries, string cheese, rice fritters, and cold water—nice! While at the park we toured the world at the International Peace Gardens.
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| in front of the Japan Peace Garden |
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| movie and living room campout |
The boys all got back around 11:30 that morning. They just had canned chili for dinner, and French toast for breakfast. Here's what they had to say about their trip:"They didn't plan anything interesting to do." "There was lots of dirt and bugs." And Bruce said, "By the way, a cooler full of ice and sodas is lots of fun."
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| Jason and Michael hiked to a big rock |
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| Brandon sleeps under a log |





3 comments:
Sounds like a wonderful time! Great food, great film and great company! Love a girls' night!
The girls definitely won. Camping was boring even from on top of a big rock
Charlie Brown: "All I got was a rock."
We saw stars like you can't believe! The Milky Way is beautiful. It makes a difference to see the sky far away from city lights.
Also, Ryan built the camp trash tripod, cooked our dinner (for thirteen guys!) and built the campfire. Not bad for a 12-yr-old's first Scout camp.
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