July Update

June 28th through July 4th
Craig and his cousin Cody went to Camp Carl's extreme camp. They had a terrific time canoeing, swimming, horseback riding, etc. Then on Wednesday Mom and Dad sent Craigy a letter addressed in RED, which gets them automatically thrown in the pool with clothes and all!!! This was Craig and Cody's 2nd year! It was a rough week without my Craigy.

June 30th through July 3rd
Zack started camp on Monday with his cousin, but only made it to 1 day at camp. Zack was swinging on a rope off of one of their trees when the rope broke and he hit his head on a rock and split his head open. I went to pick up Zack that night from camp and found out that he had a head injury that afternoon. I'm actually a pretty calm person, but could not understand why I was not notified that he was injured until pickup time that night especially with it being a head injury. I took him to the Dr for stitches and they said he should of had staples, but it had been too long since the incident. Poor Zack could't attend camp cause he wasn't allowed to get it dirty or wet, so we waited a couple weeks when it finally healed and sent him to splash camp. He and his cousin, Tanner had a blast and made it all week without any injuries (yea!!!)





July 2nd


Happy Birthday Cody!




July 4th


We celebrated at our house with some fireworks and a sat around a nice and cozy fire. The kids really enjoyed it.






July 19th
Today we spent the day at my sisters house for my nephews graduation party from High School. Nick is continuing his education at Kent State University. Congratulations, Nick...We're so proud of you!



July 26th
Today we had our employee/customer appreciation party at our house. We all had such wonderful time. We had a pig roast, and lots and lots of food, swimming, car show, inflatable games, music, and more. We really lucked out with the weather since it was suppose to rain, but it held off until the evening hours.

July 27th


Wow, 20 long months and still waiting. Being optimistic that things will change after the olympics. Let's bring our little girls home!