This past weekend.

This is a little late, but we have had VBS this week.

I am pretty tired.

I did crafts for 2nd graders.

Did you know that there are A LOT of 2nd graders out there that do not know how to tie a knot!!!!

Seriously!!

This is crazy.

I thought that was a prerequisite to get into kindergarten.

You can guess that my fingers are pretty tired for tying knots for over 110 kids everyday.

Anyways, Uncy (pronounced un-key) Andy and Aunt Kat came up to visit for Eli's birthday party. So I thought I would share some pictures of their visit. We forgot to take pictures of the birthday party, but I am sure that Jenny will have plenty of her site soon.


Wild Man started this cute way that he stands when he starts to race.

Uncy Andy joined in.



Here is Wild Man running for his life away from the crazy jumping man.



Kat is totally acting like this is a normal ritual in the Spottswood household for Andrew to leap in the air. Andrew, Lord of the Dance will be calling you soon.


By they way Kat is 7 months preggers in this picture. Isn't that just sick. At 6 months I was the size of the whole couch.

Wild Man totally thinks that he can take Uncy Andy down.




Romeo spending time with Pop on Father's Day.



As this week went on it was harder to convince Wild Man to go to VBS. But there was one thing I could always say to bribe him to want to go.

I wish I could say that he was so excited to learn about all the wonderful things that God has given us or to learn more Bible stories or even just to go and play with friends.

No, it wasn't any of that.

All I would have to say is "Wild Man, Bible School will have a fun, new snack!"

One day he got so excited that he ran to the door that went to the garage and he broke the baby proof door knob.

Here he is realizing he did something bad.




Then he quickly tried to get rid of the evidence.

Even though VBS was a crazy week, you can't deny the power of God at work with over 200 children who at least showed interest in wanting to know more about what it means to become a Christian and be baptized!

New Vision did a great job this year with VBS.

Now we just need to work on the parents of these kids so that they can learn tie their shoes.