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Number 5

5)  Have a campfire with smore's at least every other week.

I am in love with smores.  If I could eat one every day, I would.  (And actually, thanks to Little Debbie and my good friend, Lindsey, I HAVE eaten a smore nearly every day this week!!)  That's why one of my goals for the summer was to have a campfire and eat smores every other week.  I've actually been able to pretty much keep up with this goal throughout the summer, surprisingly enough!  Between campfires at my parent's place with my nieces and nephews and a few in my own backyard, I've had at least a dozen smores so far this summer.  :)  Tonight after a little bit of time spent playing on the swing set, we had a campfire at mom and dad's house with Cooper, Luke, and Ruthie and we practiced our smore-making skills.  The little ones are catching on, but they don't like the heat and smoke in their faces...they'll get the hang of it.  :)














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