Summer Camp 3.0

Jentry and her dear friend, Mia, attended their third year at Camp Comeca. This was the first year they attended the week long, that's 5 nights y'all, summer camp. By the looks of the pictures, they were definitely not missing their mothers.

 

 

You can leave camp, but camp never leaves you.

Another #2

"The runner ups are going to, well you know, be runner ups! Great time as usual and thanks to everyone who played!" ~ Nathan

Glowing Girl

Jentry's wonderful stepmother, Erica, took the time to send an application to Children With Hair Loss. The result was simply amazing. In just a few short days a surprised arrived at the door. Jentry receive her first human hair wig. It is beautiful and very close in color to her natural hair color. It came with tons of products to help care for the wig. The program will give her one free wig each year until she is 18. This is HUGE!

I am so very thankful for all the donors, volunteers and for her loving stepmom for making my sweet Jentry glow with happiness.

Rock Creek Station

Jentry was home for a few days and Grandma took the opportunity to spend time with her at Rock Creek Station. This a historical park and recreation area by Fairbury, Nebraska. The ranch camp was a stage, Pony Express, wagon train and freighter stop on the Oregon-California Trail.  It was here that James Butler "Wild Bill" Hickok began his notorious career, when he gunned down station owner David McCanles. Fortunately, I got to ride along too!

On our way home, we took the opportunity to stop for a hot minute at the world's largest porch swing in Hebron, Nebraska.

I am very thankful for days like this one!