Every year on labor day weekend we have our annual Fergy Family Camp-out in grandma/pa Fergy's backyard. This year was the best yet! We started our venture after church and brief naps. When 't know we arrived Grandma had kites for all the kids to choose from. Phoebe chose a frog kite which she LOVES. She doesn't know what a kite is or does, but we put it together and she likes holding it in the car. Brother got an airplane kite while Cami got a Ladybug one, theirs are still in the packaging waiting until their are old enough not to eat them.
We were then treated to dinner and a show, for dinner we had dutch oven potatoes and 2 yummy kinds of chicken. I was on the fence about dutch oven cooking, but after this meal I am won over, it was DELICIOUS! For the show we enjoyed Zack putting on cousin Lily's boots and then fighting her keep them on his feet and she was trying to rip them off saying no these are mine pink boots.
For dessert we rosted marshmallows in grandma's new fire pit. It was a lot if fun, but also nerve racking as the little kids refused to sit and kept running by the fire pit. Uncle Davey had to of course be different from the rest of use roasting with sticks he had to roast his mallow on a twig of a log.
We chose not to camp with the rest of the family because as a general rule unless Cory and I are homeless we don't camp. The next morning however we got up early and went back to grandmas to eat and play more. Cami and Josh both had their first times in the baby swing, as you can see by their faces, they loved it! Phoebe insisted on being the one to do the pushing.
Phoebe loves to swing, but as brother and sister were occupying it Phoebe took it upon herself to find a ride of her own. This a Barbie horse she is riding and you can see her and her cousin Lily didn't think it the slightest bit strange she is rinding this mini horse, in fact she wanted a turn, but only a 20 lbs Phoebe could ride this house with no damage to the horse.
This weekend was so much fun that I was truly sad when the time came to head home again.