Jeff spoke at a jr. high/sr. high winter retreat over the weekend in Michigan. We loved being there together. Jeff challenged the teenagers, "If you continue to live the way you are living, what will the outcome of your life be?" Seems like a great question for me too.
Clay and Emma stayed with Jeff's parents, (Thank you, Racks!), but came to join us for a little tubing action one afternoon. The Tubing Hill was the biggest one our kids have ever experienced, and after Clay's first time down, he yelled, "That was AWESOME!" 
It doesn't get much better than that.
Clay and Emma stayed with Jeff's parents, (Thank you, Racks!), but came to join us for a little tubing action one afternoon. The Tubing Hill was the biggest one our kids have ever experienced, and after Clay's first time down, he yelled, "That was AWESOME!" 
It doesn't get much better than that.
4 comments:
ohhhhhh i remember when you guys were at our camps! and i am pretty sure i have that same quote written down from jeff! oh i miss you guys dearly! hope to see you soon! maybe tori and i can make a trip down to indy to see you guys! i'm glad that you guys had this opportunity to be at this camp! sounds real cool! i love your blog and i love you guys! love, Jenn Blessing
The week-end was totally our blessing and pleasure with Clay and Emma!!!!! Whether we were making potato chips, or fingerpainting, or making marshmallow/toothpick structures, or sledding or making a snowman or watching movies, playing games or just doing ANYTHING...we were loving it!!! Thank you for letting us have them. Our hearts are FULL, and we love it!!!!!!!!!
...and the OTHER grandparents (Max's "parents"), got to be the recipients of their precious fingerpainting art work. You Racks are the best!
Love,
Momma Lehman
I think I still remember my first time tubing down the big hills--those were the days!! Hope you're enjoying your winter and not too tired of the snow and cold...sounds like you're about to get a reprieve in Tennessee :o)
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