It's camping week here. Tia and Kendall left today for an overnight camping trip with a few friends and horses. I get an additional kid, spending the night with Delaney, and horse chores. And work, always work.
Then I leave Friday for ITOLS leadership training for Scouts. I need to get this done before summer camp in a few weeks, and this is my last chance, so I'm driving up to Boulder tomorrow for about 22 hours of training and a campout with other adult leaders.
Hurrah (not really). Not looking forward to the camping, but I am interested in the training. I've done a bunch online and it's interesting what the Scouts have put together.
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