Revolving Door

When you lives in God's country, it only makes sense that others want to share the joy and your home becomes a summer revolving door. I love it.

We had people play in our creek that we had never ventured into (in fact they built an amazing dam that we had to take down for the annual duck race :), I got to relax in the lake, sail with friends who were gracious to my little guests and gave them the helm and let them be the captain, we saw local tourist areas that we probably wouldn't have taken the time to do if we had been alone.

Having one sibling here, brought all the others and that made for a fun day of boating, playing and eating and eating some more. I am grateful for a hubby who is a pancake guru and barbeques up a storm while I swim in the lake. I think he would rather do anything than swim in the lake!!! Too cold, he says.

I have learned how to prepare for the next crew as I have people change their sheets and bring up the towel laundry. It makes it so much easier when you are welcoming the next crew.

The next guest will revolve the door without us as we look forward to blessing our friends with a five star hotel that is not an all inclusive :) in otherwords we won't be here so there is no cook! Hope they have fun.

After mosquitoes, rain, horses, mountains and great friends, we are back to start into the next round.

Wouldn't have it any other way.