Who knew two girls could giggle so much? I guess that's what 10-year-olds do best because Mackenzie and Madison did
lots of it when they put shaving cream all over my face and "shaved" it off with popsicle sticks at the daddy-daughter Activity Days picnic. I had fun, too--not so much by getting shaving cream smeared all over my face, but rather by seeing how much fun those giggle-guts were having.
On my way home from work I stopped at Subway and got the girls' favorite: seafood with tomato, olive, and a titch of mustard. We had a little picnic, they got Activity Days progress certificates, and we played games. We didn't even come close to winning any of the games--wheelbarrow race (last place and second to last), three-legged race (last place and last place), and so forth, but I'm sure we had the most fun!
On my way home from work I stopped at Subway and got the girls' favorite: seafood with tomato, olive, and a titch of mustard. We had a little picnic, they got Activity Days progress certificates, and we played games. We didn't even come close to winning any of the games--wheelbarrow race (last place and second to last), three-legged race (last place and last place), and so forth, but I'm sure we had the most fun!
4 comments:
Just remember, Craig, it's the memories that count!
what a fun idea! I'll have to tell our activity day leaders about that one. :)
I didn't mean to ignore your post, I just was taken back by the turkey comment. The daddy daughter date sounded fun, when I was a little younger and went on daddy daughter dates, our dads had to put our hair in spounge curlers-to my suprise, my dad was really good at it and we won the contest. Oh sweet memories! Your girls will always remember those fun times!
Sounds like you had a great time. You're ward must have an awesome primary presidency to have such a meaningful activity!
BYW, love your writing style. Do you by chance write for a living?
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