

During a Congressional debate in 1831 a New York senator, William L. Marcy, used the phrase "to the victor belong the spoils." This saying accurately described the spoils system of appointing government workers. Each time a new administration came into power thousands of public servants were discharged and members of the victorious political party took over their jobs.
At school this week, Cam took on a few jobs of his own. He created some colorful art with Ms. Konkle and utilized a bowling ramp to play a game with his friend, Ethan.
of the week to attend Cam's ball game on Saturday. Friday night, Ms. Amanda had a surprise evening with her buddy, while the trio of Cam's parents and Auntie Karen had dinner in Lowell.

It was a breezy, warm afternoon and we had decided to bring a picnic lunch for after baseball. The canopied tables in the playground area make a perfect spot for dining.



They made it to the end and everyone yelled 'Touchdown!' and the marching band played each and every time the end zone was reached. After all of the players had made a score, an award ceremony complete with medals was presented to every person who participated. The cheering section of Ms. Amanda and Nick, Nick's sister Brooke and their mom, Mary, along with Chris and Jane made for some noisy bystanders. The rainstorm held off and as we watched Cam smile at Ms. Amanda, we are reminded of how many connections we have because of the many people we hold so dear.
As Pubilius Syrus said, "Where there is unity, there is always victory."
The unified group on the field proved just that!
Camology Quotes:
We have had some unusually warmer days, opening the windows and doors. And we've witnessed the sun coming up in the morning with some pretty vibrant colors.
Sometimes, the occasional insect will enter our home. At bedtime one evening, Cam announced:
"No flies in my room please, batten down the hatches!"
Sometimes, the occasional insect will enter our home. At bedtime one evening, Cam announced:
"No flies in my room please, batten down the hatches!"
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