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Vacation time



As I'd mentioned, I've been loving and living in the sun as much a possible the last few weeks - including spending last week at LCLC working with Confirmation Camp. What a great week!

This week, I'll be on vacation and spending some much needed time resting and being "with" my family. We may even take in a museum or two as well.

Have a great week, hope your 4th weekend was wonderful and see you soon.

Tara Lamont

PS> We just got a new digital camera, so I hope to show you the further tan development of Summer 2010! (Don't fret all, I still am using sunscreen!)
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Anonymous said…
Your mention of taking in a museum or two reminded me that it was you and Ian who suggested that we visit the Genesee Country Village & Museum. We made that visit the last weekend in June. I'll be sharing details of our visit as soon as I get the pictures that I took organized, edited and uploaded. Thank you for the suggestion. We enjoyed our visit very much!
8:36 PM EST
Mel said…
Ohhhhhh....happy Vacationing!!!!

AND a new camera--holy moly! :-)
9:06 PM EST
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