I had been sharing with Kerry how I am needing to accept the fact that life is just more difficult with Asher's need to be constantly (and vigilantly) supervised. And while these 4 were on the tramp, Asher had a vacant seizure. I was really impressed with the boys as they all stopped and kept quiet as soon as I said "wait" and checked on her. She had gotten suspiciously quiet, and on talking to her I saw that she was having a vacant one. I quickly got her inside so I could monitor her breathing well. Thankfully it only lasted about 2 1/2 minutes.
It was lovely having Kerry with through the morning and just being able to share a bit of our "normal life" with someone else. And it's always great to have a catch up with her too.
Around lunch time Ruth headed off for her Pre-Jamboree camp. She had to pack as if she was going to Jamboree (with the only change being clothes for 3 days rather than 7).
She used the same box that Rachel used for her Jamboree 4 years ago. Ruth was pleased to be wearing a Guide top too. She is still in Brownies and will move up to Guides by the end of this term.
I was so very thankful that the Guide leader was going to camp too, and so could give Ruth a lift.
And then later in the afternoon, Rachel headed off to the St John National Squad Selection weekend camp. Again thankfully she had a lift for most of the trip, and we only needed to get her to Amberley.
Saturday 10th saw us out in the garden again through the morning.
Isn't he such a cutie.
He loves using the "poop scoop". He had been dragging them on the ground though, so I told him he should lift them a bit. So he lifted them way up.
Getting some more gardening done with Dad.
I had to smile this evening when the kids where playing with Brendon. Hannah and Hezekiah had been doing some "play fighting" with Brendon, and Asher wanted in on it too. So they stood in a line and took turns trying to hit Dad's hands without getting their own hands caught.
He is such a great Dad and I am so thankful for him.
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