On Wednesday, we were on our schedule and had some time to decorate journals and give the girls the backpacks that we stuffed with a brown hoodie sweatshirt, Tie Dye shirt, green blanket, green beanie, water bottle holder, 2 bandana's, a kazoo and many other little gadgets. The hoodie came in very handy, since the wind started to blow and it was getting cold. That night while we were sleeping, I woke up at 1:00 am to the wind blowing so hard, that I heard our camp equipment blowing. My camp assists heard the same thing and woke up also. The three of us put our jackets on and our shoes, and ran outside to see what had blown away, but to our astonishment, nothing was blown down. We all heard something hit the side of the cabin, but only the trash can had be blown over. I thought for sure our big canopy had blown and was on it's way to hit the two cars by our campsight, but it hadn't thank goodness. Then all 3 of us looked at each other, and need to use the biffy. We ran as fast as we could up the slight incline to the Biffy, with the cold wind blowing in our face, in the dark, and the other 3 people out at that time of night. We all signed a big relief when we got back to the cabin safe and sound, including our canopy. This was the night that the storm was coming in. We knew when we left that there was going to rain on Friday, but didn't know about the wind coming. The pictures are of Erika and Heather, helping at Waterfront as the Stake YCL's and the other is 5 of the 9 Young Women was came to our ward camp. They all loved the silly songs, and they all are dressed alike too.
