Robinson Ramblings

Henry became very attached to Greg (especially) and Alice. They camped with their daughter and son-in-law right next to us. Greg would talk to Henry and give him little cans of apple juice to drink and other treats. He really made "H" (Rich's name for Henry) feel special. Whenever we couldn't find Henry, we checked over at the next campsite & there he would be! After visiting with Alice a bit, I found out that they loved the Lord with all their heart and we shared our testimonies with each other. We had such wonderful fellowship with them during the next few days. These dear folks kept inviting us over to eat their food. On our last morning camping, Alice held Jack while Becca fed him some of their delicious blueberry pancakes. MMMmmm!! We did share our dutch oven beef stew with them - it was delicious (it was a group effort so I can say that). We are going to use our dutch oven at home this year. We want to become more adventuresome and get so that we can do m...

We had such a great time camping in the wild!! We borrowed a generator so we could still have power (we had to have lights on our gazebo & in the camper). The area was beautiful, we had great company, and we met fun people. 'Course, this Nana enjoyed spending time with her grandsons:) They enjoyed the camping experience, too! Henry slept in the camper with Nana and Papa and the last night Jack joined us as well. It was a bit too cold for him to stay warm in the tent.

Last Saturday Rich and I biked around part of Redfish Lake and had our lunch on the picnic tables in front of Redfish Lodge. We played Scrabble and watched all the boats out on the lake. It was too cold for us to swim but there were a few hardy souls out in the water. I mentioned in the last blog that the dogs were cold - Ferguson curled up in our Bronco blanket with his head on Rich's pillow. When we went to bed, he burrowed down into my sleeping bag with me!! Sara, we would love to have you go camping with us!! Idaho is a great place to camp!