I couldn't stand the bubble gum pink one more minute. I chose this completely generic template. Eh. We'll see how long it stays.
A few points of interest......
We have walls. Clint has been studding up the walls in the house and we have a pantry, a kitchen, a bedroom and two closets. Maybe a picture would help. I'll see what I can muster up. :-)
I just returned from mom's surprise birthday party. We had fun. We ate. And ate. And ate. That sums up fun for a bunch of middle aged women. We had fun. Thanks Kathy for your hospitality. Mom and I decided we have the best friends in the world. And we do.
While I was gone at aforementioned party Clint and the kids bought a farm truck. A 1987 Ford Ranger. She's a dandy. Extended cab. 80,000 miles. Champagne color. Chocolate brown leather seats. LEATHER. In a 22 year old Ford Ranger pickup truck. We're gonna chore in style.
My boys are begging to play Monopoly Deal. I love that game. I love my boys. I must depart. Later gators.
Christmas 2009
Best kids in the world!
Luke's 6th
Homemade brownies - yum!
Daddy and Sissy
The question isn't which finger she's wrapped around but how many.
About Me
- campbell6
- Clint and Margie, Dalton, Luke, Mary Caroline and Charlie Campbell: crazy family started in 1996 by God Himself. We enjoy being outside and being together. We especially like eating homemade cookies, riding our bikes, fishing and reading lots and lots of books. We can't stand tv but we really enjoy good movies. We have lived in 11 different homes and are working on the 12th. We're extremely different people with 6 very different personalities. Loving Jesus and being loved by Him is the only thing that keeps us glued together. Hope you enjoy our blog! We look forward to keeping up with all of you so leave a note and let us know how you are.
Sissy the kitty wrangler
Charlie broke the reel on her pole so kitten cuddling it was.
Going Fishing!
Mother's Day Weekend - going fishing at Jerry and Nancy Officer's lake - Thanks Officers!
Homeschool protest at MO State Capitol
Our field trip to the capitol was conveniently combined with a protest of a few thousand other homeschool families. Quite an experience. We were protesting senate bill 291 as you can see from Dalton's homemade protest sign in the picture. The bill we were protesting would have made MO homeschoolers report credits rather than hours. With that in place, the state would have then had the power to define what a credit is. Bad news. Long story short, the author of the language publicly apologized to all of us on the steps of the captiol building and said the bill was meant to affect public school and they never had the homeschoolers in mind. Well, we were mindful and the moral of the story was don't tick off the homeschoolers! Our good friend Valerie and her daughter Elizabeth are in the picture with Clint, Dalton and Luke. The picture shows a fraction of the amount of people who crowded onto and filled the steps and the lawn in front of the capitol. To end the rally we silently marched around the corridor that surrounds the inside meeting halls. The speaker compared it to the march of Joshua and the Israelites around the walls of Jericho. Needless to say Dalton, Luke and Elizabeth's eyes got wide at that point wondering, "Is this place gonna go down? Where are the trumpets?" We had to do some quick explaining but thought that part was hilarious. Good times, good times.
The basement
For farm kids, a 40x64 patch of concrete is heaven! They will probably protest when we start finishing it. Note the silo in the background....it's a landmarker for this area but it's coming down....to many visions of Luke climbing to the top of it.
Swimming in the new pool
Sibling Fun
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