Grrrrrrr! That, Tami! She didn’t take very many pictures this weekend . . . she was too busy getting ready for Hurricane Irene. Debbie had lots and lots of great things to do all week long, too! Things like ice cream making, scavenger hunts, a campfire with scary stories, sandcastle building, horseshoes, parachute play, water balloon volleyball and much, much more!
Friday recreation began with story time and ME!
There was bocci and bubble play and bug catchers too!
When Tami heard about the bug catchers, she shuddered. “Why on earth would you catch bugs!?”
To race them of course!! Sheesh. Doesn’t she know, you have to like bugs if you’re going to be a super agent or an adventurer. I mean, you never know when you might get stuck while hiding from the bad guys and you find yourself in this tiny little space, listening carefully for that big, bad guy, and then you see ~you’re surrounded by BUGS! Lots and lots of bugs!
Maaaaaybe, if you’re lucky, you’d get stuck with this guy -
but c’mon! What are the chances of that? With Tami’s luck she’d get trapped with a bunch of spiders. She hates spiders. They make her scream like a little girl. I’ve heard it.
Friday ended with Family Bingo in the rec hall. Debbie plays quick stand-up games, long cover-all games and all kinds of games in between. Lots and lots of people were winners!
On Saturday my little adventurer campers tried making cups from plain paper, then they drank from them. After that we designed paper airplanes to test fly.
Of course we had to have adventurer training! Duh! Over 20 kids came to practice lassoing, running the obstacle course and of course to practice sling-shotting water balloons. I mean, what kind of adventurer would you be, if you couldn’t toss a water balloon right where you needed it most??
There was jewelry making, a knot tying contest and an adventurer hayride too!
Debbie handed out compasses to everyone so they’d know which way David was going . . .
I wanted to ride on the wagon too, but Debbie and David wouldn’t let me. They didn’t want me to knock anyone off with my antlers. So I tried to get in the passenger seat to co-pilot David, but my antlers wouldn’t fit through the door!
Sigh.
So I had to stay behind and wait with my faithful, moose-loving bodyguard, Joey.
and we waited.
And we waited.
Until finally, the hayride came back!
Here I am with some of my little campers
And here’s some more!
I’m so glad you all came in spite of Hurricane Irene! I had an awesome time and I hope you did too.









































































































































