Thursday, July 24, 2008

Kayley's New Interest -



Kayley has been wanting to take karate for the past year or so and we haven't been able to make it work in our schedule with soccer until this summer. AV Park & Rec had a Karate camp for 3 days, so we signed her up! She loved it! Her Sensei was Paul Walker. Turns out we were in Mommy & Me classes with them and their daughter 5 yrs ago.



Camp was a blast for her and all she talks about now is taking more karate classes.




Sensei Paul said that Kayley was very "focused" and looks forward to having her in more classes at his do-jo.



The kids did crafts (along with karate and exercising) and learned about Japanese culture. They made these hats on the last day of camp.
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