Sunday, July 31 through Wednesday, August 3 we spent at Cama Beach on Camano Island with a bunch of good church friends (and their families). We had such a great time! David was one of seven one-year-olds and Jay was one of nine three-year-olds so suffice it to say, there were lots of terrific playmates for our boys!





Thanks to my friend Dana I have this following (favorite) photo of Jay:

Playing in and near the water in the afternoons was a favorite activity.








A Canadian hovercraft came cruising through Saratoga Passage (we think for the Seattle Seafair festivities). It was such fun to see it cruise in and then back up to Canada later that same day.

It is hard to tell from this picture, but the Victoria Clipper was also seen going to and from Canada from Seattle through Saratoga Passage.

There were approximately 16 families, so the vetran gal who organized the trip split us into two separate "teams" for dinners. Each team had two families assigned to cook dinner on a given night serving 8 families (about 30 people - about half kids, half adults). Prior to the trip we strategized with the other family what to cook, what food to bring, how to split costs, how to cook, etc. Since we had access to some electricity in our cabins we decided to use crockpots and served taco soup with chips, salsa, guacamole, cheese, and sour cream with fruit and cookies for dessert. It was nice to just "sit back and relax" on the other nights and enjoy the great food that was served.
