Art is so much fun. Here, it’s almost therapeutic. I haven’t really gotten the opportunity to have full creative control until I got to camp. It’s interesting to see everyone come up with their own pieces of works. At school we had guided art, it was very structured, there was no room for creativity. But, […]
One of the most memorable moments from the first week of camp was riding a skateboard and bonding on the roof with my soul sisters. I had never felt so close to people in such a short period of time. We were all laughing together and having fun. At that moment nothing else mattered all
Who knew four days could be packed with so much? We start our days with a thankful “Modeh Ani” in our davening groups, followed by the oh-so-intriguing Tanya class with Rabbi Friedman. From Elk Falls, 4th of July celebrations, visiting an elderly home, poetry, night swims, and our big trip to Hornby Island, UnCamp really
(Dalya Holder Photography: www.facebook.com/dalyaorliphoto, Insta: dalyaorliphotography) Welcome to our beautiful home for the next 3 weeks, where everyday we wake up to this! The past few days have been packed with fun activities, bonding friends, and too many laugh attacks. But like we all know — pictures speak louder than words! Day 1: Fun airport pickup,
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On Tuesday, we were sugar addicts pulled over to the side of the road, licking the last few teaspoons of our pint-sized carton of ice cream, wistfully dreaming of more. On our last trip day, we did things we’ve tasted before. Clear skies mirrored in clear water. Acrylic paintbrushes dabbing expertly on blank canvases. Soft
Hi, you. Come. Today, you’re joining us. Get on the school bus. Tuck your legs underneath you. Today, we’re going to have The Outdoor Experience. We split up into three groups–kayaking, rock climbing, and horse care–and did The Outdoor Rotation. Led by a bright eyed, passionate instructor, we were guided through a kayaking tour of
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No cellphone service. No direction but a flimsy paper map and sparse road signals. Worldly trekkers, we spent our Wednesday hiking 5 miles through Savanna Portage State Park. (Refer to photos when words do not suffice.) P.S. This was pre hike. The background cars will disappear. The beauty of the park can not be attributed solely to the
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