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Goodbye June!

Wowee!  Where did the month of June go to?  It just flew by.

I went to Orlando for the first time.  Actually, we went to Orlando twice in the month of June!  The first time was for our Aspire Event that I worked.  The second time was to visit Eric for Father's Day at another event he was working.

And I purchased our tickets to the Disney theme parks for our family vacation!  

I drove Addie to Pensacola for her camp counselor job this summer.  She is a counselor at Camp o' the Pines in Pensacola.  It is a Christian camp by Campus Church and Pensacola Christian College.  I know she is going to do a great job!

My nephew, Jack, turned 13.
My parents celebrated their 49th wedding anniversary.
My sister, Rhoda and her husband celebrated their 21st wedding anniversary.
My nephew, Jordan, turned 18.

My husband and I went to Savannah, Georgia to celebrate our 23rd wedding anniversary.

We visited Fort Caroline National Monument. (FL)
We visited Fort Matanzas National Monument. (FL)
We visited Washington Oaks State Park and Gardens. (FL)

The girls worked at our church's Vacation Bible School.
The girls attended the Youth Revival at our church.
The girls started horse riding lessons.
We did a lot of dog sitting/boarding.
Autumn started a second nannying job in the mornings.
Summer and I sang on our church's praise team for the first time!

We had a new patio poured in our backyard and our sprinkler system.

I hope your June was filled with good things!

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