These are soooo simple and genius.
Finally, the side garden portion of the Camp MiniHaHa '12 project is done. I added the last bits this morning, now all that is left is to...
Part childhood camp, part adult retreat, all neo-luddite, Camp Wandawega proves relaxation doesn’t have to involve iPads and DVRs. In lieu of technology, Wandawega’s camp counselors — oh yes, there are counselors — are happy to point you to activities like lake fishing, archery, various court sports, or one of the many other non-internet-connected activities across Wandawega’s sprawling 25 acre property.
Our activities this week were inspired by the book Cindy Moo by Lori Mortensen . Gathering-Cow Spots (One t...
Hiding by Amy LV Here at home, we were just talking about how our vacations next year will be camping vacations. There is nothing like sleeping in a tent, waking to the birds and the sound of a creek flowing nearby, nothing like leaving your watch in the car and eating food with a hint of woodsmoke, nothing like singing late into the night together and in the wild. Next year: camping! Students - this poem is full of one-line repetition. I'm sure you noticed it. Sometimes it is just fun to do that, repeat one line over and over again...and then at the end...change it up, and end your list with a bit of a twist! For a fabulous poetry book about all things camping, read Kristine O'Connell George's TOASTING MARSHMALLOWS. While you're at it, paddle on over to her extensive and beautiful website, full of book lists, stories about Kristine's books, poems, writing tips, video, and more. Bring a mug of cocoa, and nestle right in. Shop Indie Bookstores (Please click on COMMENTS below to share a thought.)
