Tuesday, June 27, 2017

Tuesday Tidings: Camping With All The People Of The World...

                           All The People of The World!


Hello, this is George again. I hope you have liked my blog posts thus far! 

Today, I am going to talk about my favorite time of year: Campmeeting. Once a year, my family travels many hours away for a giant church get-together. We usually wake up at about five or six in the morning so that we can get there before dinner. If we are lucky, we can get there before lunch, but that is only if the traffic is about half as bad as it usually is. 

When we finally arrive, the first thing that you see is the giant tabernacle, where most of the services are held. As soon as the car comes to a stop, we get out and head on into the campgrounds office, where you pay one dollar to receive a key to the cabin in which you will stay. Then my sisters and I race our way to our cabins. My older sister and I both have our own cabins, but my two younger sisters share a cabin with my mom, dad and little brothers. 

When I get to my cabin, the first thing I do is unlock it, then get to cleaning. I start by taking the blankets and pillows out from underneath the plastic dust sheet, and then I put the plastic underneath my bed and I sweep the floors and put up the curtains. The cabins are made completely by wood, and the campgrounds is HUGE and almost completely filled with Fir trees. After I shoo out the resident spiders and other bugs, I go to the supply cabin, where I get sheets and anything else that I need to comfortably stay in my cabin. Then I get my bags from the car, and take my stuff to my cabin to unpack. 

After I finish hanging up my clothes, and making my cabin look like a tiny home, I start walking around the campgrounds. The air is so fresh there! I feel so refreshed just looking at it! It is always a wonderful feeling to be back. 

At this point in time, I start looking for friends of mine. People come from all over the WORLD just to enjoy the fellowship of their Christian friends. I am completely serious when I say that people come from all over the world. There are people from Africa, India, Canada, and of course, all over the United States. 

It is so much fun talking to you guys, and I hope that you enjoyed this blog post about my favorite time of year!



                                                                       -George 



           (This is not a real picture of the campgrounds, but I really liked this picture, so I added it)

Thursday, June 22, 2017

Tuesday, June 20, 2017

Tuesday Tidings: Puppy Love? Already?

On Tuesdays you will find guest blogs by my daughters and many other people. 
Enjoy this post by Sierra!


Have you ever experienced love at first sight? Well, that's Brody and me....

Tuesday, June 13, 2017

Tuesday Tidings: I Bet You Can't Help But Smile!

On Tuesdays you will find guest blogs by my daughters and many other people. 

Please enjoy this post from Shelby!!


!!!Bunniess!!!

I LOVE them!!! Don't you?
Here are some pics of my friend's
 baby bunnies...













well that's all for now...
!!!BYE!!!

~Shelby~

Monday, June 12, 2017

Monday Madness: Six Weeks Post Op, What Now?

Welcome to Monday Madness where I will talk about pretty much anything that comes to mind. From homeschooling to special needs to strange blog posts about silly objects to interviewing a family member...you never know what you might read on Monday Madness! Enjoy!

Wow....has six weeks gone by already?

Thursday, June 8, 2017

Blast From The Crazy Past- My Great-Great-Great Granddad was a Policeman!

I had the most interesting conversation with my great-granddad in 2005. I wrote down the conversation it was so interesting to me. Here is our conversation:

Granddad: My father's birthday was yesterday.

Me: How old was your father when he passed away?

Granddad: He was almost eighty.

Me: Wow! What did your father do for a living?

Granddad: My father, he was a banker. Back before they had these computers and adding machines. He could figure really hard sums in his head faster than us kids. We would be sitting around the dinner table doing our homework. We would throw out 5-6 digit numbers to him, at least 10 of them. We would work as fast as we could to do them on paper and he always beat us, figuring it out in his head. He was never wrong either.Then when the adding machines came in, they would have races in the back room of the bank. He always won. I have never met anyone who could add like he could.


Me: That's really cool! What did your father's father, your grandfather do for a living?

Granddad: My grandpa, he was a big man, like me. My father was not very big. But my grandpa was a large man. He was a policeman. He didn't have to use a gun either. Just a billy club. No one messed with him.

Me: Were was he a policeman at?

Granddad: In California. Whitticker, California. A suburb of LA.

 I didn't even know there were any bankers and policeman in the family!

Till next time...

Have a blessed day and embrace the craziness in your life!

Heidi

Tuesday, June 6, 2017

Tuesday Tidings: Olive....

On Tuesdays you will find guest blogs by my daughters and many other people. Enjoy!!

 Olive (green) and Princess (blue).

Thursday, June 1, 2017