Well we were lucky enough to go on two break aways in two weeks. Awesome.
The first one was our yearly church family camp which was great Daniel made a freind named Enoch and we had great fellowship and Bible teaching's and even though we were not able to go to all the session's due to bed time ect for Daniel we all had a great time. Saturday they had fun and games on the field.
Pack up time and poor Daniel did not want to go home.
Our second week end was on my bosses farm just outside Greyton.Colin hurt his finger hooking up the trailer to the car.We had an intereating drive there. I needed the Ladies room so we were searching for a garage quite soon into our trip.Daniel had wet everything so he needed nappy and clothes changed. Interesting with no where to change him but the car that was packed full of stuff. We got there in the dark and managed to find the place in the dark. We unpacked and set up Daniel's cot for him so sleep in and also block the stairs and put him in.
He was so happy when he woke up and had a new place to explore. We went for a walk.Played with the stones and sand.We then went home for lunch and a nap and then went for a ride in the beach buggie which was great fun. Daniel held on to the handle and the gear leaver for safety.The problem came into being when the gears needed chaning.It then started raining to we had to head back. Supper was served.Daniel learnt how to cut paper with a scissors while we were there. He had great fun making a big mess.We even played some dominoes while we were there.
Then it was pack up time but before we did that we went for a walk a tantrum filled two + year old. So we headed back and put him down for a nap. We packed everything up while Daniel was asleep and then changed his nappy and while doing that he woke up. He did not want to leave and we had to tell him we were going to look for the cows and she sheep so we had many stop along the way looking at the sheep. We his traffic on Sirlowry's pass and so we took about four hours to get home.We then had to unpack and get settle'd for the dreaded Monday morning.
