I've already mentioned that we do things a little different with baby #2. Camping at 5 weeks was NOT on our radar with L. But if you can nurse, sleep, poop & be up in the middle of the night at home, you can do it in a camper too!
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We really try to get out and see the sights around us where ever we live. I have friends who have never done some of the fun, free things around our town in all the years that they've lived there. And at this time in our lives it's even more important that we find those FREE/CHEAP things to do around us, but I hope that it's never something that we forget to explore.
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Camping is one of our favorite - cheap - get out of the house things to do. We drove an hour north to get to this lake. I thought it was going to have a beach to play at in the park where we camped, but it didn't. It was a separate part of the lake & unfortunately the weather wasn't warm enough for us to visit the beach. However, it didn't slow us down. We enjoyed the lady bugs & butterflies, played with rocks, sticks & sand, relaxed in the hammock, chilled out by the campfire, read some books, and slept in the comforts of our cozy little camper.
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Derek loves to take pictures of his truck & our camper. So enjoy this one:
Even K!
It was actually pretty cool that weekend, so it was a perfect time for a campfire.
Getting ready to turn off the light. Notice who has to get in one last feeding before bed. : )
We are heading out in the 5th wheel in a couple weekends with Katie for the first time! I am less nervous after reading this. :)
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