She wanted to go and paint something.....so off to crafts we went!
We have since glued tons of beads onto that poor turtle!
True concentration with her tongue out!
Then she went for a drive with daddy. Camp has a golf cart now that we got to use most of the time. Thank goodness.....walking all around wears me out now!
The cooks gave her dessert before lunch one day. They scored some points with her!
Sidewalk chalk with the PeeWees!
And you have to ride a horse out at camp!
She looks so big to me here!
My almost fearless daughter had to check on the snake in Scarecrow's barn multiple times a day. She'd get right by the glass and just talk to it. Then we'd leave the barn and talk about how we don't touch snakes if we find one and that we run away and tell daddy. Hope she remembers the last part---I'm afraid she'd just pick it up!!!!
Coloring her CDR shirt with the PeeWees!
Canteen was always a hit. She enjoyed too many snacks while we were there!
PeeWee water slide. She really wasn't a fan.....
Andy, Hoche group leader, carried Cassidee on his shoulders during a lot of the week. She didn't like all the splashing at first, so he held her.
(and, I'm recalling the nasty creek smell as we speak. I forgot how much your clothes take on that smell.....I'm going to run those clothes thru the wash one more time.....)
Our nurses cabin.
Aunt Kelsey=victim with the most bandaids!
Daddy cooking her hot dog!
Looks like she is all set, huh?!
Swimming with Aunt Kelsey was a daily occurrance.
She was a little upset that I didn't pack her a costume, so we headed to the crafts hall for some paper and popsicle sticks. She became a bear in no time!
Watching the belly flops and not having to participate is wonderful!
Here she is with Andy again. He was giving out the Indian Day feather. We told her to walk up to the front and say, "Just give them the feather already!" (I always hated the eternal, never-ending Indian day stories) And she liked being up in front of everyone, waving to the crowd!
I actually took a picture of her by the CDR gate, but it's on my phone and I don't know how to put it on here. Every single time we came back in the gates she would say "Hi Camp Deer Run!" She was sooooo sad to leave. She is already ready to go back. I think Jeremy may volunteer for 2 weeks next summer!














