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A Day In The Life Of Me!

  I have had a hard time trying to come up with what to post on here. So browsing pinterest one day I came across a blog challenge so I think I will do that for a while to get me going again. I would love it if you would comment what you think. Today's challenge was to post a picture of myself and a description of my day.
  Today was the first day of a music camp my mom and I are doing to raise money for a missions trip to Seattle later this summer I am doing it. I woke up at 6:30 am, got myself ready, today was Hawaii theme day so I wore a colorful flowered skirt with a light t-shirt, did my make - up and fixed my hair in a half pony with a pink flower clip.
Mom and I had breakfast together and discussed our plan of attack for the day. Then I cleaned up the kitchen while Mom gathered the last minute items for camp and by 7:30 am Mom and I crusied in the jeep to the church ( it was a short cruise because we omly live 3 minutes from our church but it was a cruise none the less). At the churh we began finishing the last minute touches on the camp anticipating all the kids that would be arriving within the hour.
By 9am all the kids had arrived and mom started the activities while I set up the craft, the camp continued splendidly until 12pm when it was time for the kids to go. They left with their parents and mom and I cleaned up and set up for the next day.
In no time at all it was time for us to go so once again  in the jeep we cruised home and enjoyed a lunch of casadeas and grapes.
James and I spent an hour or so watching TV and then I had to paint my pinata for tomorrows camp day. I painted half of the pinata, set it in the sun to dry and drank the ice mocha mom had made me.
Then I went to my room where I started writing this.  After this I will go finish my pinata, clean up downstairs before dinner, if there is time help mom with dinner and then relax with my family until my dad comes back from his business trip later tonight. At which time we will regale each other with stories from the last two days, and if I have a moment to spare I may work on the my smashbook. Quick poll how many of you have heard of and or done a smashbook??? Anyway that was just a day in my crazy, amazing life. It sorta makes for boring reading on paper, but when you are living it, it is an adventure!

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