While I was getting dressed, T Jay comes upstairs and tells me that they are,"having a little bit of trouble." I asked him with what and he told me that they needed help putting the tent up. I suspiciously asked him if he brought in the blue tent (huge) or the brown tent (not huge). When he told me that they had indeed brought the blue tent in I was slightly confused. Several questions went through my mind. Number 1: How did the two of them lift something that is at least T Jay's body weight, if not more? Number two: How did they get it off of the storage shelf in the garage that it was wedged onto? and Number three: How did they get it past my car ? I pulled in too far today and had trouble getting past with out a tent. (stop laughing, Kenny!) "What's gonna work? Team Work!" Amazing feats of pre-schoolers! The above picture is what I came down to! I folded up the eight man tent and re-stowed it on the shelf and pulled out the 4 man tent.
Here they are with camp "all set up!" They are very proud of their campsite.
I am not sure if you can tell, but TJay hauled one of my little tables into the tent to hold their juice boxes. What a nice touch.
*While I'm on the subject of tents, I find it funny that the top tent is billed as an 8-10 man tent and the bottom one is theoretically a 4 man tent. No 8 or 10 men that I know would ever fit in that tent at the same time. Is it too wordy to put on the label: Three men or One man, a lady and three small children or 25 kids. Kids don't mind sleeping in a tangled mess. Just a peek into my thoughts!
We have been out exploring the town and we found this cool dock. It is a huge dock side walk that is probably about a mile and walks along the river and ends by the old downtown area. It is so cute. T Jay was a little apprehensive of being on the dock, but we worked through it.
Whenever I tell T Jay that I am going to take a picture, he puts his foot up on something. I think that in his mind that is "photo stance." 
The funny thing about this picture is there is a sign in the window if the store that says, "bite me!" I thought it was funny that you could see that.
The "sidewalk."
Summer was trying to see something that she just couldn't, so T Jay was trying to help her out a little. He is performing his big brother role so well!
