Breaking Out the Tent

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This is Leah's first camping trip. Our ward hosts a campout every year, and we decided to go this year. In the past we've only gone for the dinner/social and slept at home rather than camping. But this year we brought out the tent that's been collecting dust for a long time. She liked it. I actually bummed a ride home after helping Andrew set up the tent, so this was really a daddy-daughter thing.
Here are some good friends: J and E. (I'd write their names, but I don't think I have a right to post their info online.) Leah LOVES them. They sublet an apartment across from us for a few months before switching to a house down the street.

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