We spent the day at Kinasao 💜
The main focus of the day was participating in the marketplace, which I did, though have no postable pictures of as every single one includes a baby whose face is not allowed on the internet. Anyway. You’ll have to take my word for it that it was fun and pretty and that I made a couple bucks doing it 🙂
I could not have done the market without all the loving help with the kids! Brady and our dear Dahlsjos so willingly took the babies around with them, kept them busy, fed, and as away from underfoot as possible. There were definitely times I heard “Mummmmm!” being called from a ways off. The tears flowed, which was sad and also totally heartwarming. I love to be loved by them 💜
After lunch, Brady and Sadie (rhyme!) put the toddlers down for a nap. I got a text from Brady a while later telling me had lost a shoe in the room the babes were sleeping in 🤣 He only noticed when he realized his knees were at different heights, hahaha!
My boy spent the morning in the dish pit with Jaxon. I loved that so much.
We had supper at the camp as well, and LD tried to eat the centrepieces, which resulted in VERY sparkly lips before any of us realized what had happened, lol!
A pretty adorable problem to have, if you ask me!
We drove the loops after supper and enjoyed the BEAUTIFUL twinkle tour of lights put on by the camp, but 95% orchestrated by, once again, those amazing Dahlsjos of ours 💜 I’d post pictures, but you could also see them for yourself over the next couple of weekends. No spoilers! 🤣
We drove home with laughter and action until we were through PA, and then it got a bit quieter. The music continued but the conversation slowed. We made it home, unpacked the van onto the dining room table, and tucked everyone in. It is peaceful and dark and quiet. We are all tired, but man it was a fun day.
It was great to be back at camp 💜 How we love our home away from home.