Sonflower Camp for Handicapped Kids has been a part of our lives for several years now. It gets crazy taking the kids to and from camp for three days (it's half an hour away), but it's so worth it. They are exposed to children and adults with all kinds of needs and I hope by spending time with them at camp each year, that they'll always value all people no matter what they're mental ability or mode of transportation (legs or wheels!). Here are some pictures from the last day of camp-with a western theme, of course! I would have more but my little buddy Jaybird (everyone is assigned a buddy to help with) was a bubble fanatic and we only left the bubbles to chase a goat or two, then quickly had to get back to bubble blowing!
Here's another one that made my heart smile. Jake really had his buddy's attention with those bubbles!
This little guy was just chasing goats...
Jessica-a helper who takes her job very seriously.
Oh, and here's my bubble blowing buddy! I have a dozen pictures of her blowing bubbles! I needed a park bench by the bubbles, I camped there all morning!
This is one of the best grandmas I know! She brings her grandbabies to church often--doesn't she look happy with her Hank!? I want to be this kind of grandma someday.
Eli-one of my bestest friend's son. He's the oldest...
Then close behind is Judah...
Then Caleb...
And after three boys comes Lydia-who can hold her own with her big brothers! Hmmm maybe we'll get a boy at the end of our train of girls!
Oh wait, these aren't kids-it's Tracy & Chris!
2 comments:
That is so neat! We need to get Garrett and Christin involved in something like that. It would be really good for them.
I haven't seen Tracy in a while, my how she's changed! lol
sorry we missed it :(
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