Naturally, cell phones did NOT work up there so we didn’t get to talk at all that week. The week went well: we only had 1st and 2nd years and they were both with the Stake Leaders for certification for 3-4 hours blocks in the morning and afternoon. (I wish someone had told me that-I would have brought some books!) There was a little bit of drama at the end of the week, but you can’t really expect 9 girls all to be best friends. After a week together 24/7 there’s going to be some 3rd wheels, so I wouldn’t really count it as anything but natural. Luckily, Friday I discovered the emergency phone in the nurse’s office and I had a calling card, so I was able to talk to Micah and tell him I’d be home that night...but really late. I made it home for his 26th birthday...the last 19 minutes of it!
These are my girls! Anna, on the left, was our pyro! Thank goodness, or else we would have frozen at nights!
We were way up in a meadow in the middle of these mountains. The meadow was full of mole hills, just like in the cartoons! You can kind of see in this picture. I thought it was WAY cool.
A prank by the 4th years! Someone dragged this deer leg back froma hike...
Most of the girls: Brianne, LeeAnn, Marissa, Chloe, Halei & Anna
One of the hikes that we went on. It was this HUGE beautiful meadow in the middle of the wooded mountains, like in the Sound of Music!
A few interesting things about this 'thing/event/occurance/adventure':
1) I find it interesting that callings within our family tend to overlap. Lisa and Nicole were both YW basketball coaches this year. Lisa and I were both called to Girls' Camp. I believe that both Bryce and Nicole were in nursery at some point this past year. And wasn't Jamie just called to be a clerk....like Cris is? Micah and I were just called to boyscouts, like Mom and Laree! Now we just get to use everyone else's ideas. It's great to all be in it together!
2) I thought getting married would end Micah and I's long distance relationship. However, within the first month of marriage, we spent TWO weeks apart: 1 week with his business trip right after the honeymoon, and another week for girls' camp. Plus, the 2nd month, he had 2 more littler business trips! I guess life carries on, despite a wedding!
As sad as I was to leave him on his birthday, it was a good opportunity to break into the ward. Everyone thinks we're the greatest already just for going to camp, as newlyweds and new ward members. Now that we've been called to scouts, we already know 3 of the 4 families in the program!
7 comments:
Wow. Your "meadow" is more dirt than grass!
Girls Camp without drama isn't Girls Camp!!
Dad and I are nursery workers-
Laree's going to GC, does that count?
Cris, we take what we can get here in NM!
Looks like lots of fun. Fun honeymoon too!
Love the drama at Girl's Camp!! We had some fun things happen the last few days. Oh well.
(Time for another post...)
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