Camp Two

Well, the campers are arriving for the second camp as I speak. It seems like this camp is going to be a lot different. Last camp we had one-hundred and fifty-five nine to eleven-year-olds, whereas here we're having sixty Jr. Highers. Also, 4 of us will be following a group, with one of us dedicating a whole day each day of the week at the canoe site. Finally, I'm playing drums for the music this week, but I still can't find one part of the set. I'm actually waiting right now for Doni, who is this week's camp director and also a drummer, to see what we can possibly rig to get a working drumset.

The weather has gotten very cool lately, and I'm actually a big fan of it. It's been pretty cloudy, which was helpful yesterday, because we went on a hike probably half the way to Greece. We had heard there was a big waterfall somewhere out in the mountains, so the team minus Kurt (who was feeling sick--he's better now) went out with Kate and her dog Elliot to find it. We didn't find the waterfall we were looking for, but we had a good time getting outside and hiking. It felt good to really use my legs here. We got a little rain on the way back, and we're getting a little now, but it's not bad at all. Mostly, I'm just happy that it's gotten very cool at night time; It makes sleeping a whole lot easier for me. We had some irregularly hot weather the first week we were here and I was afraid that's how it would be all summer long.

There's a plan to play soccer tonight, though I don't know if I'll be at the camp for music, but either way I think I'll have fun.