Okay, I had no idea how hard it would be to see the 5 charter buses pull out of our church parking lot . . . and I could never put into words just how it felt knowing that my child was going to a far-away camp for an entire week and would be completely in someone else's care. It was a very strange feeling indeed. And I did well until I realized after getting back home that she left her lovey at home!!! OH NO! I went into panic mode and was up literally most of the night praying for her and that she would be okay without B. After texting a few friends to pray I realized that there was a way to get it to her the next day! Hooray! Only, after I delivered it to a friend driving to camp, I got a text from Savannah's counselor saying that she didn't want the darn thing. Back to retrieve B I went. Anyway, once I started getting texts from camp and I could see all of the smiling faces I felt much better and knew that she was having a blast!
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Savannah & Laney |
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Their sweet cabin |
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Devotion time by the lake |
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A bit of rain on the way to nighttime chapel |
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All of the girls in their group/cabin |
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Does she look tired of what?!? |
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Breakfast one morning |
To say that the week was amazing is an understatement based on the reports I received. Savannah had such a wonderful time, built friendships, and learned a ton as she dug into God's word. I am simply amazed at how much she learned and how much fun she had in the process. However, she did say that she was excited to be home!
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There she is!! Finally home!!! |
I'm not sure who was more excited to see her walk off of the bus, even daddy came for her arrival! We made a sign and held it high as she pulled into the church parking lot. She talked non-stop for a long time, but then I sent her to the shower and rest time. She said she just wanted to read, but before I knew it she was fast asleep. She slept for hours before we had to pick up Preston from camp . . . then off to dinner out to celebrate!
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Welcome Home Savannah!!! |
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