We just finished up a weekend of Heritage Days. Opening night happened to fall on my and Andy's 16th anniversary. I think I saw him for a few minutes that day. We'll celebrate properly some day soon. Our three church youth groups (elementary, junior high, and high school) joined up to do a booth on the square as our fundraiser. The booth was such a success! It was also a lot of work. We began smoking meet the Wednesday evening prior and smoked around the clock for a couple of days. Then came the task of setting up the booth, running it all weekend, and then tearing it all down on Sunday. Almost four straight days for some of us, but well worth it for the money raised for our youth groups!
Because we did the booth, our youth group did not participate in the parade this year. This was the first time that I actually got to sit and watch the parade. During it, I realized that I really enjoy parades.
The kids really like watching baking challenge shows. That Sunday evening after all of the Heritage Days festivities were over, they wanted to do their own competition. I set out five ingredients (potato chips, nilla wafers, skittles, marshmallow, and nutella) and they had ten minutes to come up with a dessert.
It was post-shower time, which is why they both have wet hair.
Curtis made a sandwich.
Graydon made a birthday cake for when Bella turned 3.
Bella and I were the judges. We were split in our decision. I chose Curtis as the winner and she chose Graydon. Both were so creative!
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