I am with my daughters at National Beta Convention in Louisville, KY helping represent Franklinton High School. I can’t tell you how proud I am of each of these students. They worked so incredibly hard and if they place in the top or not, they made it this far! I have never driven this far with me being the only driver and that was quite interesting. If you think the roads in New Orleans are bad, just visit Kentucky --- those roads and interstates nearly did me in.
If you ever get a chance to go the Ark in Kentucky, I highly recommend it. I was in awe of the boat itself and all the things they have to do. There is the Ark, a zoo, a garden, movies, etc. I had no idea how much there was to do there. It is amazing what God has done for us. We did get to walk with kangaroos, watch a sloth go get leaves, pet goats, you could ride camels, etc. While we were there, it was the last day for their Country and Bluegrass Fest. (of course it was because, well my dad, lol) I have loved visiting.
Camp Fuego will be June 26th-30th for our Enon Youth. Please be in prayer for their week at camp. The Youth Movie Night was a success! Arise Youth Camp will be July 16-19.
Our annual July 4th celebration will be held on July 2nd at Riverbend Campground at 6 pm. Please bring finger foods, ice cream, and watermelon and join us for a good time of fellowship.
VBS Keeper of the Kingdom has two more Wednesdays, June 21st and June 28th. June 28th will be Family Night, that night will be from 5:30 pm to 6:30 pm and closing program 6:30 pm to 7 pm. Everyone is invited for hamburgers at 7 pm. Happy birthday to Lesley Ann Modica, Rose Bond, Nick Dufrene, Molly Fussell Peck, and Shanna Cutchall Bennett.
Congratulations to McKinley Gibson who was the winner of the gift certificate to Sugar Shack for Father’s Day from the Enon Library.
June 23rd will be Scrabble at the Enon Library at 2 pm. If you need more information call 985-839-9385.
June 21st at 2 pm will be Classic Fairytales by Claudia for the Summer Reading Program. When we get back home the girls, and I are looking forward to checking out the Summer Reading Program and visiting the librarians.
Mike received his new lease on life (bone marrow transplant) on June 14th. I tell you all this, it is amazing how far science has come. Mike’s marrow was frozen in a bag and put in a container with liquid nitrogen. When the doctors and the others took the bag out of the container it looked like it was from a SciFi movie with the smoke from the liquid nitrogen coming out.
I hope you all have a wonderful and safe week. Until next time………
