Thursday, September 23, 2010

Camden takes a trip

This blog is to fulfill the request of my most amazing Dan, who is home slaving away and the one who has made this trip possible!  So....  here are some pictures of Camden's adventures today!

We are inculcating him with a desire for liberty and a gratitude for those who have made it possible for us to live in liberty.  And to know that the Marine Corps is the best of the best of the best!

  Ignore the goofy-looking adult here.  Camden was too tired to appreciate the 9/11 Pentagon Memorial.

This is a real fake DEA agent (aren't you intimidated?), on display at the DEA Museum.  Camden learned what a brick of marijuana looks like.  He also knows to say no!


Camden learned about our very noble and praiseworthy first president ever.  


Camden also toured the historic home Mount Vernon and was awed at the elegance.

Camden is really just a one woman man.  He doesn't really think anyone but me can solve his problems. But he did have a (short) fun time visiting with Aunt Rebecca!
Camden is a real hit with his cousins, but he gets overstimulated by their enthusiastic exuberance.  Rylee was a little more mellow, but she liked the same toys.  Camden hasn't had to share with anyone before.  It's been an educational experience in many ways.

3 comments:

Deborah said...

Awesome post! Thanks for all the pictures. And I am so jealous that you get to spend time with Rebecca and Savannah.

And thanks for telling us what Camden is feeling in each picture. Because the shots are so small, it seems like he is sleeping in most of them. :P

I can't wait to see you in a couple weeks.

Wendi said...

What a well-travelled boy! And I always find myself more eager to blog when I'm on vacation without Tom so he can share our experiences vicariously. Would you mind sending me a good photo or two from your here to visit us? I need at least one to have to remember your trip by. Since I didn't exert myself enough to pull my own camera out, I have to beg you for one of your photos. ;*)

Tom and Sandy Fox said...

What wonderful experiences for Camden, even if he won't remember them; thanks for sharing your fun times with us!