Focht Family Blog

While in Statesboro Timmy also experienced his first Boy Scout weekend camping trip. Here is Timmy entering the camp…

During his weekend Timmy learned a lot of new skills. Because of his age Timmy learned archery with rubber tips over the arrows.

However, Timmy was still able to make his arrow stick in the target…

Timmy also learned to shoot a BB gun. He shot 14 shots and 11 of them hit the target. Hmmm… I think he has some aiming skills we didn’t know about…

Timmy also learned how to shoot marbles…

Pan for gold…

And he made a walking stick for future adventures….

I have been bad about keeping up with the blog since Easter but life has been very busy. While we were still in GA, Samantha had two girl scout events. One was a Sock Hop held at the Kappa Delta house on Greek Row. Here is Samantha posing in their sign and two pictures of her at the dance.

The other event was a slumber party at the Statesboro Mall. That was quite the event. I think my hips are still hurting from sleeping on that hard floor! :)

Here is Samantha playing games at the beginning of the night, a picture of her working on a badge with a group of Juniors and one of her late in the night in pajamas but nowhere ready to go to sleep! :)

Easter morning the kids woke up to find that the Easter bunny had been to the RV. Here are the baskets from Nathan and me…

Some pictures of them looking for the eggs that the bunny left…

Here are pictures of Timmy and Josh enjoying their Ring Pops…

And a picture of the kids after church at Nathan’s parent’s house…

This Saturday the kids had an Easter Egg Hunt at Nathan’s parents. Here are some pictures of the kids during the hunt…

Saturday we also purchased a new trailer and a used golf cart so that we have a golf cart to use at Disney and this summer at our seasonal campground…

Last weekend we went to the Art Festival at GSU. The first thing that we saw was a portable foundry. GSU had bought 100 plates to give out for free and we were able to get one of them. Here is a picture of the foundry, our plate before the metal was poured and the finished product…

Here are the kids painting…

And balloon animals….