Peyton eating pizza in the evening...she has sparkles on her face. She is so cute and so sweet
Vikki, Paul, me, and Bill at the evening service
 | | Justin, the camp dean welcoming everyone to the service |
Our worship leader, Jimmy. He had a kid playing guitar and the kid playing the drums also.
 | | Our good friends Becky and Dave at the evening service |
BayShore took these worship pictures during the worship service
The kids Impact Leader, Jessie This guy played the regular drums but on our last night played the box drums. He did such an amazing job playing them. He reminds me so much of my grandson Max
I wished my baby sister, Brenda, Happy Birthday. Hailey and Peyton slept in this morning because they were out with Dustin and friends til Midnight. We let them sleep and we ate breakfast, then Vikki started packing some stuff. The girls got up and ate breakfast, then got ready. Peyton left with her friends, and Hailey went to work in the nursery. Vikki, Rody, Bill and I went to the classes in the tabernacle. We had cookies between the classes and talked with friends. After the last class, we talked to Justin for a little while, then came back to the camper. The kids didn’t want lunch, so went to hang out with their friends. Rody helped Vikki and I take the tent down, and then Bill joined us and we took the Clam down. It went pretty quickly. Rody had to leave for home after that. Isaac had taken Vikki and my hammocks down in the morning before he went to class. During quiet time, Hailey took Peyton and Isaac to the Mast Coffee shop to get drinks. Peyton and Isaac were so happy she took them. Hailey is such a sweet thoughtful girl. They almost got hit by a train on the way walking back. Hailey said she’s never seen a train in the daytime at Bayshore, and I can’t remember seeing one either, but the trained honked and was getting pretty close. Yikes. Their a a number of tracks there and only a stop sign. You really can’t see if anything is coming unless you get right by the track. We thank God for his protection on our family.
After the kids got back, Vikki asked me if I wanted to go to the coffee shop. I said yes and Hailey said she wanted to come but not drink anything. We had a fun time hanging out and our specialty coffees were delicious. We came back to the camper and packed up more stuff. I washed the sinks, refrigerator, and whatever else needed washing while we were hooked up to water. I packed the rest of the stuff in the camper so we could put the slide outs in, Isaac and I got the stabilizers out from under the jacks, and then Bill, Vikki and I rode with him to the dump station and he dumped our tanks. He drove us back to our campsite, then parked and turned on the generator so we could keep the air running.
We ate left over pizza from the Village Pizzeria for dinner. Clean up from that was super easy. Then we went to the last service. It was a great service with awesome worship. We had told friends goodbye already, because Bill and I had to leave before service was over so we could get home and he could park the camper before it was dark. Vikki, Peyton and Isaac stayed until around 11 so the kids could hang out with friends longer. It was the best BayShore Family Camp. We say that every year though. We all love BayShore and how it reaches out to people to come to Jesus and strengthens our relationship with Jesus. Every year they get the best pastors, teachers and evangelists to share God’s Word. It is amazing who God brings across their paths to have come.
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