What do you get when you combine 11 hyper teenagers and a pile of sleeping bags at 11:00 at night? SLEEPING BAG RACES!!! Having fun during free time on an urban mission work project. Spring Break, March 2009.

This bag makes not sleeping a drag. Shot by tdmonthly Magazine at WTHRA 2009. Copyright 2009, toydirectory.com.

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Lol. I’ve done too much dancing (BAD DANCING!!) this year. Here is it all in one. Lol. It is utterly terrifying. Lock up your children. I am here :S. ENJOY!

5 students and their guidance counsellor set up and participate in a “worm race”. A race in which the participants get into their sleeping bags, and race as worms.

This is what we do for fun at the Silverthorne house. I love Bryan’s comment at the end “This is how Eskimos go to the grocery store.”

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