Day 102

This one is going to be kind of long today. I went and picked up Josh from camp. The camp he went to is called Camp Dermadillo. The camp is put on by the American Academy of Dermatology. It is for kids who have some sort of skin condition. As many on you know, Josh has severe eczema. He was referred to the camp by his doctor. It is not a camp that you can just sign your kid up for. For the first time Josh got to realize that there are people other than him and his brother that have skin disorders. Even his counselor had one! The camp is held at The June Rusche Hamrah Camp for All. This campsite if designed for special needs kids, so they can experience summer camp. They host many different special needs groups. If you have a child with any special needs I would highly recommend checking out this camp! Anyway, I had to get up early so I could drive through the Hill Country and be at the camp by 8:30am! Here are some pictures from my drive.








Finally at camp!








Josh was so happy to see me that he jump hugged me. LOL




Then he went and showed me around the camp. I got to see where his cabin was.




He took me to the treehouse, which he said is really a "tree platform".




He introduced me to a friend from his cabin, who lives fairly nearby. They exchanged phone numbers.




This picture amazes me! Sure it looks like a rock wall right? Well it is, but it is more. Do you see the ropes? One is across like a trapeze and then others are hanging down above. Josh was the only one in his group brave enough to walk across it. I am amazed and completely blown away! My knees were getting weak on the tree "platform" while looking down into the {thing}...really not sure what to call it...creek, ravine, deep.... LOL




Here is a picture I felt I needed to take on the way home.




Miss Hannah was HAPPY to have her Josh back!






AND for the funny sign of the day! I think it was in Magnolia or at least around there. I saw a sign for a church. The sign said...
Servanthood Church
A Fellowship of Foolish People