So I realize this isn't the most appealing picture to post but I didn't bring my camera and I haven't stolen Aaron's pictures yet. And nearly 24 hours after returning home, I still can't stop itching all of my mosquito bites. I've been a camper my whole life (well up until I moved to chicago at least) and I don't remember ever being attacked so frequently after drowning myself in insect repellents. But i'm not going to complain. The bugs were the worst part of the trip but I can handle itching for a few days to have all the wonderful memories of this trip.
It was Aaron, Tom, Alan, Don, Rob and myself. Aaron and I arrived first and spent the 1st night alone. Day two momma and Baily arrived. And day 3 Rob, Alan, Don and Maya joined. So much happened i'm not even sure what to tell you. Perhaps I can sum it up with some one-liners below.
Alan has low hangers; Aaron & Steve were the bag champions; Rob & Aaron were somehow separated at birth; Don is the funniest Catch Phrase Clue Giver of All-Time; Bokay was the most used word of the weekend; BBC was the only channel that we could tune in from camp; Honey Brown is dalish; I love domino's; the weather couldn't have been better; Steve & Cherie live in Kenosha; I love the Pick & Save; "Sometimes it's not the poo it's the puddin' "
3 comments:
Are you sure your itching came from the bugs?
OMG Y'ALL I LOVE THE PICK AND SAVE.
THE BUGS WERE MORE RELENTLESS THAN BETTY CHASING A REDHEADED TOP.
I WON'T MENTION NAMES BUT SOMEONE WOKE UP IN A TENT OTHER THAN THEIR OWN.
AND LAST BUT NOT LEAST
HOW DID YOU FORGET ABOUT THE POO AND THE PUDDING?
Tom honey - the caps lock key is located on the left side of the keyboard, between the Tab key and the left Shift. Its a toggle button, so when you press it once, your keystrokes will be in capital letters, press it again, and your keystrokes will be in lowercase.
Next week kids, we'll be learning how to use the Shift key.
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