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Friday, July 19, 2013

Camping

So last week I went camping with my family at Sugarpine Reservoir. Its a lake about 10 miles from Foresthill. The lake is pretty cool, really clean, and very quiet. They do not allow jet skis, or other 2 or 4 stroke engines on the lake, so there is no pollution or noise. There is a lot of fish in the lake, both trout, and bass. We arrived Monday morning and set up our campsite, and went swimming at the lake. It was really warm. At night we had a campfire with our friends who also went with us. We went fishing 4 times during the span of 3 days we were at the lake, but I didn't catch anything, unfortunately. We also found a legit rope swing at the lake. There were actually 3 rope swings at the lake. One was really small, and even though it had a huge drop it wasn't exciting, because the swing was really small. There was another one that had both a huge drop and a large swing. It was pretty extreme and really scary. I only went off one time from it. The third one we found by accident, but it was the best one. It was both exciting and within the comfort zone of everyone. The next day my abs and arms were shot, because the rope swing uses your core and arms. It was a really fun half week at Sugarpine, and I cannot wait to go back year.


Friday, July 5, 2013

Camp

So this last week, I was a counselor at my church's annual kid's camp. I had a blast and it was a really good experience. The counselors came 2 days early to prepare the campground for the arrival of the kids. We literally spend like 10% of the time actually preparing though. The rest of the time we just hung out at the lake, barbequed, and did a bunch of dumb stuff while the kids were gone.
The kids arrived Sunday night. I was the counselor with my best friend for the smallest boys cabin. I was both scared and excited at the same time, because dealing with little kids is pretty difficult. Boy was I in for a surprise. My kids turned out to be amazing. They were all really well behaved and really easy to work with. Also there were a lot of cute female counselors so that was a blast as well. One truly amazing thing was being able to teach these kids about God, and what he did for them. I had to leave 2 days early because I had work, which was a bust. But I'm not too mad, because at least I had a chance to attend the majority of camp.