Mother Nature, Enough is Enough

  It might be our last day at camp but Mother Nature doesn't seem to care.  She started the day with another storm that had us move to our cabins after our pancake and sausage breakfast.  This did let us get the cabins cleaner, start packing, and maybe take a little nap to get rid of some of the exhaustion we have accumulated while having fun over the past several days.
  Finally radar showed a break in the weather and we broke bad.  After an early lunch of cheeseburgers and broccoli bites we hit the camp to make memories in style.  Two groups hit the pool and made sure the water was just right.  Other groups were making friendship bracelets at arts and crafts, learning about leadership and making planes.  Of course we had some youth who were climbing high on the rock wall and more youth working on their communication skills.  Within four hours we did it all, and camp store.
  So the great thing about the last day at camp is that we can spend our camp store money on anything in the store.  Don't be surprised if we bring home some extra presents for you like water bottles, key chains, flashlights, stuffed animals...you know the necessities.
  After camp store we went back to having fun at our activities.  Dinner was chicken tenders and we enjoyed a whole bunch of them with our veggies and french fries.  It was a great last dinner.  Of course we needed to get our energy because tonight's activity is the dance.
  We all got ready and hit the rec hall.  It didn't matter than it started raining because we were dancing up a storm.  To be honest not all of us were dancing, some were talking, others were wishing it would stop raining so we could go out and play games...but all in all we had a pretty good time.  The rain kept us from having our last campfire outside but we had one inside that wasn't bad at all.
  When it was all done we headed back to the cabins one last time.  After tonight we will be packing up to go home in the morning.  Just a few things left to do and we will be on our way home.  See y'all soon.