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Consecrated2God -> RE: April Showers Bring Spring Flowers Homeschool Chat (4/30/2008 4:38:11 PM)
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Do you know if they are good at state parks, or only federal ones? I've been looking for the answer and I'm not sure. Yes, homeschool camp was really neat. It was in Indiana, the Fellowship of Christian Athletes camp site. The people who organized it was able to make a deal with the camp, and we all put in three hours of work each morning in exchange for lower rates. I remember scrubbing bathrooms, and vacuuming dorms, and cleaning lampshades in the chapel, and scraping gum off the bottom of tables in the cafeteria. Then we'd have workshops each day. We'd come in Monday, do workshops on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, and leave on Friday. Some of the workshops I remember taking were Guitar, Tennis, Buttercream mints, Tye Dye, and Chicken Butchering. We also had daily Bible Studies and chapel twice a day. Vic Vance and his buddy Tom Camp (Jeremy Camp's father) would lead the worship, and it was so awesome. After chapel, we could spend as much time as we wanted in the gym. On Thursday they always had a mini-Olympics. They had all sorts of events and you could compete in as many as you wanted to. I won the power walk event one year, and my team won a relay race. There was also a volleyball tournament and a paper airplane making contest. They would go out and buy these prizes for the winners from Big Lots and make up fancy names for them, and at dinner they would call you up and tell you what you won and give you your prize. One year I won an "Portable Word Processor". It was a pencil. Another year I won a "Four-Course Fish Dinner". It was one of those plastic fishing rods with four little plastic magnetic fish. I have so many good memories from homeschool camp. <sigh>
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