We're halfway through fourth session, and it's going swimmingly! I absolutely love being with the CITs; however, it's a significant adjustment compared to my experience as a UL with the munchkins in Romany. With the little ones, we have to do so much for them, but the CITs are self-sufficient. My counterpart and I told them that we are "available but not always present." So far, they've really proved themselves to be responsible and reliable!
As I made my way up the dark path to the office just a few minutes ago, I could hear the Oakledge girls singing to the right and another unit hollering and having fun on the playing field over toward the left. It is truly those sounds of joy and fun that make camp what it is. Those unexplainable moments that stick with me and make me so so grateful that the Lord led me to this place when I was just eight years old!
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