So that “Bones” Kickstarter I pledged a while back finally arrived, and I’m realizing that it’s going to take me about three and a half years at the current pace to finish painting them. (On the other hand, my kids seem perfectly capable of “finishing” two minis in about fifteen minutes, so we could be done in less than a week if I decide not to mind a bunch of figs largely decorated in Impressionist blobs of cream, fuchsia, and cyan.
Sophie is leaving tomorrow for her first week at Girl Scout camp, and I’m very excited for her. She’s been showing a lot of interest in archery lately — to the extent that I broke down and bought both girls some bows and a couple targets — and is looking forward to target shooting and horseback riding. (I don’t think they combine them, but Mongol Camp actually sounds like a cool concept.) It’s going to be her first long period away from relatives — she’s done sleepovers with friends, although never more than a day away from family — but I’m sure she’ll hold up fine.
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Camp Blackhawk is three hours to the northwest (which is funny, since it turns out that the Chicagoland/NW Indiana chapter of the Girl Scouts has a camp less than twenty minutes away, as well as one just outside Valparaiso), so I’m hoping Haley holds up for the drive. (Christy’s planning a number of possible activities in the region, although with her pregnancy I’m not sure how much she’ll — by which I mean Christy — be able to handle.) Sophie’s taking the bus back, which I’m betting will be an experience in itself; the bus rides to and from scout camp are still among my most vivid memories of the whole experience.
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So that “Bones” Kickstarter I pledged a while back finally arrived, and I’m realizing that it’s going to take me about three and a half years at the current pace to finish painting them. (On the other hand, my kids seem perfectly capable of “finishing” two minis in about fifteen minutes, so we could be done in less than a week if I decide not to mind a bunch of figs largely decorated in Impressionist blobs of cream, fuchsia, and cyan.
Sophie is leaving tomorrow for her first week at Girl Scout camp, and I’m very excited for her. She’s been showing a lot of interest in archery lately — to the extent that I broke down and bought both girls some bows and a couple targets — and is looking forward to target shooting and horseback riding. (I don’t think they combine them, but Mongol Camp actually sounds like a cool concept.) It’s going to be her first long period away from relatives — she’s done sleepovers with friends, although never more than a day away from family — but I’m sure she’ll hold up fine.
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Camp Blackhawk is three hours to the northwest (which is funny, since it turns out that the Chicagoland/NW Indiana chapter of the Girl Scouts has a camp less than twenty minutes away, as well as one just outside Valparaiso), so I’m hoping Haley holds up for the drive. (Christy’s planning a number of possible activities in the region, although with her pregnancy I’m not sure how much she’ll — by which I mean Christy — be able to handle.) Sophie’s taking the bus back, which I’m betting will be an experience in itself; the bus rides to and from scout camp are still among my most vivid memories of the whole experience.
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