Princess Leia is rushing out to check on her boys as they construct “Stupidopolis.” Yes, they carefully measured the distance to the water hoping that they would have plenty of time to construct an imposing structure, but not so much time that the tide would not destroy it before we had to leave the shore and head back to camp.
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What do you call the act of stuffing three sons and a 105 pound dog into a vehicle, then traveling
Read MoreThey hugged and gave hi-fives and yes, finally I saw him smile. Not once, but each time he said farewell.
Read MoreJr. B Camp started out with hot July weather, bright blue skies, and the scent of fallen pine needles baking in the sun along the dirt paths that wind between the cabins.
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Read MoreMany many years ago, local tribes used to travel up to the meadow where we live to dig camas root.
Read More“Do you know what a vanguard is? Merriam-Webster defines it as: “The troops moving at the head of an army.” The vanguard rushes into battle first, so the rest of the army has the courage to follow.
Read MoreHow exactly does one lead a cabin full of ten-year-old boys in a discussion of the Bible without everything spiraling into a chaos that would rival any epic superhero movie?
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