Pine Springs Day 3 (Tuesday)

For our morning mom time, we could choose to do the climbing tower or archery. Since I don't like heights, I chose archery.  I was excited to get to do it.  I had tons of fun shooting the bow and arrow, 

 and the BB gun,

And the paintball sling shot.  I was just terrible at all of them, but I loved it.  I asked lots of staff members if there was any chance I could he was get Paul down there, but they were firm on the age limit.  

 The weather was FREEZING!  Everyone was going about in their long pants and sweatshirts, but it was the kids' only chance to get in the pool.  Olivia and Paul went while Joy and J.J were still sleeping from FOB.  I was glad our counselor went in the pool with them so that I did not have to.

 Olivia was very brave on the slide.

 Paul thought it was chilly, but did go swimming about with his favorite counselor, Danny.

On the way back to the cabin, Paul and Olivia were shivering so badly they could hardly walk.

Then, we had to get the kids dried off, into dry suits and then clothed on top for the confidence course.  Joy was out cold and it was a great challenge to get her dressed and ready.  She was throwing a huge fit, her worst of the week.  But, she was happy when she finally realized the confidence course was all about climbing!

Rock wall

Spider web

 

Over the wall

Balancing

Having a seat below the monkey bars

And finally, the zip

  line.  Paul was so, so excited.  I was nervous, because they had to really hold on and Olivia had just fallen off.  But Paul loved it and wanted to do it again.

Then it was time for the bubble slip and slide.  It was still freezing cold, but the kids loved it.

 Then it was time to get ready for our western dinner.

 Yee haw!

 Brownie for dinner

 Cowpokes

 Dancing at mealtime

 Woody

 Paul and Danny

 With the girl counselor, Sidney

 S'mores!  Later the mom's got to have s'mores too, and I had Reece's cup s'mores for the first time.  They were awesome!

The kids wrote something they learned about Jesus on a rock and placed it at the bottom of the cross.  This campfire was at TiPi village.