We had a cook in the camp kitchen making all the meals so we didn't have to worry about that. The day consisted of lunch, pumpkin painting, baked apple making, archery, two crafts, an all over camp treasure hunt, dinner, a haunted hayride and a Halloween dance party with glo-sticks and tattoos. They spent the night, had breakfast and cleared out. Everyone was exhausted. I'm still sore today. Here's what my van looks like with 150 pumpkins in it.
And keeping the songs going while waiting for dinner.
My girls did such an amazing job! This was their first time being aides at an event and they kept their smiles.
And Weaver, we had cupcakes with birthday candles in them and sang Happy Birthday to Juliette. Her birthday is on Halloween and was born 147 years ago. We almost had enough people there!
2 comments:
I was wondering if you remembered her birthday, but why do I wonder? You, of course, are too awesome to forget!!! I so need a crazy, cool weekend at camp. I think I would have driven to Ohio to be there :)
Congrats on a fantastic event!!!
haha i see mee:]
-Olivia
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