What a Wonderful World: Jump Camp

Friday, July 30, 2010

Jump Camp

Kaitlyn went to summer (jump) camp for a week at the MV Rec Center. She had a great time! She was able to get in the same week as one of her friends, which made it really fun for Kaitlyn! They even came to pick up Kaitlyn every morning and bring her home so I wouldn't have to take the baby on the 3 minute drive to and from our apartment. It was really nice! (Thank you, K).
The theme for the week was all about Circus'. On that Thursday they dressed up as clowns then a "real" clown came in and did some funny tricks. Kaitlyn still talks about the silly clown and how his shoes were on his wrong feet. Then, on Friday, they had a carnival and some face painting. Kaitlyn came home looking like a lion. It was kinda cute. Now... we're off to a real circus next month!

3 comments:

hjcdds said...: Kaitlyn! What happened to your nose?; July 31, 2010 at 11:18 AM
The Standrings said...: that sounds fun! those are cute pics of sarah too. man, she is growing so fast! already sleeping 8-10 hours?? that's amazing! i'm glad she's letting you get a little sleep.; August 1, 2010 at 2:36 PM
Kirsten said...: How fun! I bet she's forgotten all about that terrible day she had last week.; August 2, 2010 at 9:49 AM

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