They’re gone.
All of them.
All 75 campers…all 60+ staff…they’ve all gone home. Part of me is relieved to have a break…the other part of me misses them terribly.
I was around the staff members for between eight and ten weeks. Even though I may not be as good of friends with some of them because I’m the director…I still miss their presence. Each one of them, no matter their strengths and weaknesses, made a good impression on at least one child. They were my extended family, even if they didn’t realize it. Everyone that I’ve met at any camp in my camping life is part of that family.
So…the Summer of 2005 has ended…and while I’m saddened at its passing, I look forward to improving myself over the next nine months so I can be there for my staff next summer just as they’ve been there for me.
So…raise your bottle of glucose tabs…here’s looking forward to the Summer of 2006.
How sweet (seriously)! I’m so glad that it was a good experience for you.
Hey you guys,
First don’t email me back, thats not a good email address. Everybody is doing great down in stinky land. Katlynn loves school. She has homework 3 nights a week. Her teacher is great and loves her. She got the good citizen conduct for this week and got to bring home the class mascot – Charlie the Catapillar. That was a blast. I need some new pictures to look at. Ashton is doing fine. He starts school in 2 weeks at Mizz Margarets. I have Eric reading a book. It’s cool except that is all he is doing now. Anyway – I love yall very much and will talk to you later.
NICHOLE