Last Day of School

Tomorrow is the last day of school for Hesston kids. Many of you from the area are already done. I wanted to remind us as parents to enjoy our summer with the kids. Many times we can get overwhelmed and stressed by having the kids around all day long again. But we need to remember that our time with our kids is limited. We need to cherish these extra hours with our kids this summer. Here are a few things to consider:
  • Make some memories together.
  • Play a game.
  • Be silly!
  • Have a picnic.
  • Go to the park.
  • Play kick ball.
  • Sit down and pray together.
  • Talk about how awesome God is as you go on a walk.
  • Go to the Arboretum and show how God created everything and how unique each and every flower and tree is.
  • Memorize Scripture together.
  • Spend some time in family worship.
  • Play some water games or go to the pool.
  • Visit extended family.
  • Take a road trip.
  • Ask your kids what they would like to do and go and do it.
Treasure these moments as our kids will be grown before we know it. Thank you God for my children! Help us to have a memorable and fun summer together.

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