(I'm pretty sure I've used that title before, but oh well.)
So, in my last post I said that I'd be taking a week long break. And....it turned into a three week break, which surprisingly, wasn't my fault.
Want to hear what has happened in the past three weeks?
Well, I'll tell you anyway. ;D
First, I took the week off, and I'll have some posts coming up on that soon.
The second week, I got a virus on my computer, trying to download free e-books to my Kindle I just bought. I wasn't able to get rid of it until two days ago, which was Saturday.
Then, last Monday on the 9th, I went to camp. I've been going to this camp for the past six years, four years as a camper, and two years as a counselor. This year was a ton better then last year, because I didn't feel so clueless, and I think I was more of a help. My job at Camp Liberty is the camp photographer. I LOVE my job! And of course, because I don't have my own group, I'm also the errand girl, which I don't mind. ;)
Here's our first ever camp picture!
We had almost 100 kids, not including counselors.
It was so fun to get to know all the kids, and make new friends.
Speaking of new friends, a Bible College sends us a couple of guys to help with the camp every year.
And since they slept in and missed being in this picture, I had to get a pic of them.
These guys were hard working, hilarious, and talented servants. They sure kept us rolling in laughter. Their girlfriends are very blessed.
I'll probably have another post about camp, so I'll stop there.
Saturday, we went doorknocking at the new church we're helping. I got to give a lady the gospel, and I'm praying that she gets saved and comes to church. When we got home, we had to get ready for a wedding. My dad got to perform his first wedding for a couple at our home church that just started coming. I had said that I was pictured out, and wouldn't take any at the wedding...but I couldn't resist. I guess it's in my blood.
My dad was so nervous, but once he realized that they were both way more nervous then him, he started cracking jokes, and they all got through it. It was sweet, and really funny. Their families said he did a great job. I was so proud of him. :)
We stayed a little while at the reception, and the bride decided to toss her wedding bouquet. There was only one single lady who was older, and I was trying to keep quiet, but my pastor told me to get up there. ;)
So.....
I caught the bouquet.
I asked the bride if she wanted it back, but she told me to keep it.
If I wasn't being teased before about getting married, I'm sure getting it now. ;D
And lastly, I got a new scarf (because all my scarves are red, black, or grey). I wore it around my neck to the wedding, but when we got home, I started to play around with it. And discovered that I kinda like the headcovering look.
I think it's pretty and feminine, but I wouldn't wear it all the time. I believe that when the Bible talks about the head covering on a lady, that it's talking about her hair. However, I don't judge or rebuke any ladies that believe in wearing a head covering. I think that if you want to, then you have every right to wear it. :)
I'm so glad to be back! I've really missed posting. More posts soon to come!
P.S.
When I left I had 29 followers. Now I have 33! So welcome to all my new followers!

It's good to see you back! Your camp adventures sound like fun, and catching a bouquet is such a fun feeling (I caught one once!). And I really like your new scarf!
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