Friday, June 26, 2009

Camp and the Camera

I got a new camera within the last year. Nothing too fancy, just a decent point and shoot with a nice big display screen. Well, apparently, that camera cannot handle any moisture at all. I had it in my bag at Sea World, and it got too close to a damp towel, or something, because it just quit working. It wouldn’t even turn on. So sad. It was a good camera. Did I mention that this happened about ten days before I left for Girls Camp? Yep. I didn’t have a camera to take to camp. My friend Esther loaned me a camera (thanks, Esther!!), but I didn’t really know how to play with the settings, and I had so much going on while at camp, that I just didn’t take any pictures at all. Thankfully, there were others that got some pictures. I hope they share! (hint, hint!)

The Monday before camp started, I hurt my back again. I was drying my hair with a towel, and my back just gave out. I’m lucky I caught myself, because I almost fell. And I was in so much pain! I’ve been visiting a chiropractor several times a week since April, so I called the office and told them that I needed to come in. I went to the chiropractor twice a day all week before camp. I was really worried that I wouldn’t be able to go to camp or that I would be in a lot of pain when I was there. I borrowed Mom’s back brace to take with me just in case. I used it once, and only because I was hurting a little bit and didn’t want it to get worse.

Camp was a blast! The girls in my ward are awesome. I think this is amazing: I took 14 girls to camp, and they all get along pretty well. We had so much fun together, and I loved getting to know the girls a little better. :) We had great devotionals. We played fun games. I hope all the girls had as much fun as I did! :)

1 comments:

Charly said...

Don't ya just love Girls Camp?!? What you forgot to mention in this blog post is that those 14 Young Women that you took to camp had an AWESOME camp director leading their way!!! You are amazing! Thanks for all the great work and time and effort you put into their experience at camp.