Day 2 was beautiful. It is such a blessing to be able to sit outside all day and enjoy the beauty the Lord has given us. It was breath taking and peaceful. You never really realize how much you need to get away from the hustle and busel of the world until you are there. Our cell friends had little to no access which made it easy not to be attached at the hip to it. It is such a strange yet freeing feeling to actually feel like you have been out of the loop for awhile. Doesn't happen enough. The start of day 2 we took Kaylie on her first fishing trip. Those pictures will be in the next post. Even though we didn't catch anything it was a good way to introduce Kaylie to actual fishing and not the type she had been doing with the plastic fish attached to the end. Once back we picked up a few more fishing supplies and Kaylie's fishing net ended up being used to "catch" butterflies. I use the word catch loosely because she spent a lot of time chasing it and almost had it until the butterfly turned around and started to fly back at her. She took of screaming and ran back up to us and refused to look again. Her net was then made in to a rock collector. This kept her entertained for hours.
The killer butterfly realized he didn't want her chasing her anymore and turned around to attack.
We had a bunch of outdoor games for us to play. Kaylie actually did pretty well at Boccie ball and ladder golf. Caught me off guard.
Kaylie and Trey had a great time together. They made it through the trip without any fights. Impressive for a three and four year old.
Her first smore to actually try. Afterwards she ate the chocolate and crackers with out the marshmallow.
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