We went out to Fairmont, BC for an entire week with all the sisters and brother. It was so much fun and crazy loud with all us Woolf's and 9 kids under the age of 4...haha. We planned the week to focus around songs that we remember from when we were young and also had activities that went with these songs and focused on the kids. Since we were having the reunion in Fairmont (a place that we have been going to since I was born) we felt that bringing back some of these memories would be fitting. The week was themed "1 Another" becuase that is what we want to do....Love 1 Another, Play with 1 Another, Work with 1 Another, ect. I worked really hard with alot of help from a friend and my sister to get some shirts made for the occasion for all 21 of us. I think that they turned out pretty good and everyone liked them. Thanks for everyones help!! This is how the week looked like:
Thursday--> Families Are Together Forever; this is the day that most people arrived, we made a tableclothe with everyone's handprints on it
Friday--> Skinamerinkydinkydink; we made Sock Puppets that turned out so good!
Saturday--> Popcorn Popping; we strung popcorn necklaces, water balloons, caramel popcorn
Sunday--> I love to see the temple; we built temples/candy houses with milk cartons and marshmellows, went on our traditional Fairmont Golf Ball hunt; we took some
awesome family pictures this day as well
Monday-->If You Chance to Meet a Frown; face painting
Tuesday--> Bula Bula; we played the game, hide n' seek, soccer, and had an egg hunt with plastic easter eggs filled with smarties
Wednesday--> Oh Canada!; Woolf Family Olympics, this is my mom's favorite holiday so we went all out with maple leaf sugar cookies, the famous Canada Day square, and then ended the day with fireworks at the Fairmont Lodge...was a really fun day!
Thursday--> So long, farewell! Some of us had to leave this day...others got to party for one more day and left on Friday morning.
What a fabulous week. We had so much fun being together, swimming everyday, making memories, and watching our children play together. I can't wait for the next reunion.
