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Winter Break Day One (1)

So the kids started winter break today, Friday, February 15, 2013.  We got out of work early, got home and started packing.  We took the boys, our nephew Scottie and their friends Kayla and Tyler.  There were too many people to put in the van to take one vehicle so we took the truck too.  Everything was packed to capacity in both vehicles. 

We had decided last week to go to Outdoor Adventures in Standish. We got the largest modular they had which is like a house.  Everyone has their own bed and we actually have an extra.  There is not much going on at this camp ground this time of year.  Everyone is at the park in Davison. 

We went to the club house and their were a few people in the pool.  The game room is really out of date and we are not sure the games even work.  We will be visiting Standish tomorrow.


Club House
 
Game Room
 

We (Michelle) blew a breaker cooking supper.  But we got the frige going again and the range worked so we survived and had great fajita's.  The guy at the gate was of great assistance and they will be in tomorrow to fix the power issue.

The events in the house were very exciting as we settled in for a movie.

Scottie under attack!
 
So we are settled in for the night and we will see what tomorrow will bring.  The roads are a little icy up here and there is a lot of snow on the ground.  I hope to get a ride in tomorrow and we may do some bowling.  Until then good night!


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