This young man just returned from a week of camp at Camp Conquest in Lancaster County. He has been attending camp there since he was in second or third grade, and this was his last opportunity to be a camper, due to his age. He has worked a lot this summer in a variety of jobs, and has graciously taken his dear old parents on "dates" to the movies with his earnings. While I'm in Chile, he will be attending a basketball camp at Messiah College and helping his grandparents care for his younger two siblings. I think all in all, it's been a good summer thus far for Sabastian!
Nathaniel has another hole in his head, as he lost his second tooth just last week! He is enjoying his backyard swimming pool, too, and has learned to hold his breath under water and swim around with his goggles on. I'm going to miss this little guy while I'm in Chile, as he tells me several times a day, "I love you, Mommy." We are working on writing his loooong name and reviewing his letters and sounds in anticipation of kindergarten at our home school in the fall.
And then there's Sophia. Home for two years earlier this summer, she is growing and maturing, albeit at her own sweet pace! Hopefully she will be as excited as this when she realizes she is spending almost three weeks at her grandparents' home beginning this Tuesday! She amuses herself in a variety of ways during the day, but truly loves to be out and about with the family. She is much more interested at being outside these days, and we have to watch that she doesn't run out into the road before she gets into the house after disembarking the van! She certainly keeps us on our toes!
And as for my sweet hubby, he will be holding down the fort and working hard to meet the needs of our family. His job is going well, but is very physically demanding, especially in the heat we've been having. I'm very thankful for Dave and his commitment to me and the kids. Lord willing, he will be visiting our oldest son, Jonathan, while I'm away. It will be the first time Jonathan has sat down and talked with one of us face to face in almost a year. It will be good for both of them.
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