Warszawa Weekend (Jesus Loves the Little Children)

 Last weekend our team went to a conference in Warsaw.  Me and the other three teenage girls ended up babysitting the six youngest ones.  This is Nathan stacking cups.  Those were literally our saving grace, seeing as we really didn't have any toys for the two younger ones.  But as it turns out, everybody loves cup-stacking!

 Nathan poses with his creation.  There were many towers built and knocked down and rebuilt over the course of the weekend.

 Falyn, Eden, and the stacking cup.

 Megan helps Eden color.  She thought all of the crayons were "puwpul".

 My buddy Macie decides to get in on the coloring.

 Nathan wanted to play cards, so he and Falyn made a game of seeing who could put their cards down faster (seeing as Liar was probably too far over his head!).  He won, of course.

 Ella shows off her freshly-painted fingernails, curtesy of Kari.  They asked if I wanted mine painted.  I told them very politely that no, I did not.  (There wasn't any cool blue polish.)

 More of Eden coloring.

 Eden's masterpiece and her medium of choice: the crayon.

 Arin tries her hand at cup-stacking.

 Ella and Macie making crafts with Kari.  Notice the matching shirts.  (Have to say though, my favorites are the Thing 1 and Thing 2 hoodies!)

 Nathan decided that as long as markers and glue are involved, maybe crafts aren't so girly after all.

 Arin hard at work on her bookmark.  (Yes, the glue did get a bit messy.  But we cleaned it up afterwards.)

 Kari making her bookmark.  Just incase the "L<3" didn't give it away.  :)

 Falyn cutting ribbon for someone.  (Yes, I also have a slight obsession with taking pictures of people's hands.)

 More of my buddy Macie.  My mom said it looked like a RoseArt advertisement.  I was just excited because she made me a bookmark.

 This was after she realized I was taking pictures of her. 

 Kaleb and Megan pose for the camera. 

Eden playing with Falyn's phone.  Falyn was trying to teach her to say "Justin Beiber".  I told her not to teach the young child such dirty words.  :)  But we did get Eden to say my name.  Totally made my day.