Camp Los Mochos At camp a camp called Los Mochos it would always rain,even if it rains hard or sprinkles,it mostly rains very hard and the whole path was covered in mud and it got real messy.If it was raining hard,the whole path would seem like it was flooding.The paths were really hard to walk on and people would occasionally slip.They would look like mud monsters and we would all laugh.I went with my friends.We would do activities as one campsite,there were a lot of campsites.All the campsites were competing for the ribbons,the ribbons were earned by earning the most points.For each ribbon,there were ribbons for 1st,2nd,3rd place.There were a lot of activities like mini-catapult,spider crawl,first aid,bean bag jump,plank walk,archery,and …show more content…
It was 4:30 in the morning,it was cold and foggy and really dark,I had to carry my backpack to my friend’s van, it was very big and can carry 7 people.We had to wait 30 minutes more minutes for my friend because he was late.There were 5 of my friends going.In took us 1hour and 30 minuites for us to get there,on the way there I saw a lot of things on the way there like some deer and some farms.The air was fresher than the city.The sun was brighter and it was hotter.We almost got lost finding the camp,but we still found our way to the camp.We were 10 min late,so our guide left us so we were on our on to find our campsite.Luckily we found our guild and he told us where our campsite is.So we ran up the super muddy trail,we always would slip and fall on our hands and set up our tents and headed to the flag area to listen to the speech about the rules and the activities.It started to rain when we had just started our activities and I just remembered I forgot my raincoat,flashlight, and spare shoes at home.We went to mini-catapult first,we had to build our own catapult and see whose is better.We got 35 points for the mini catapult.I started to get wet and my shoes started to get really muddy and wet,then we went to spider crawl,we got to crawl into these strings and not touch them.We got 10 points on spider crawl.And luckily that had some tarps over it so we would not get wet.Then we went to the archery range to do archery,by this time it was pouring.And it only had some cover so I mostly got all soaked.On Archery we got 78 points.By the time I went to the lunchroom,I was all soaked and drenched.Many kids were laughing at me,but one kid, in particular,he was a really skinny boy,very tall and he was laughing so hard that he accidentally bumped his head on the table and most people started to laugh at him instead.When we were done eating,we continued without activities.Next,we went to first aid,where we learn to treat minor injuries.We had to use prior knowledge to answer
Hi Yasna, It 's Samantha, the associate you interviewed Friday for sales lead. Sorry for the extremely late email, this is the first chance I 've gotten to write you. Today I went by Children 's Place at Eastridge, and spoke with Diana. You had asked me to see what I noticed that was different from Eastridge and Valley Fair, and the first thing that I noticed when I walked in was how much smaller the store is compared to Valley Fair. I also noticed how there is less traffic coming through at Eastridge then there is at Valley fair.
They set up schools, sports, and catechism classes, listened to popular music, went on camping trips and had daily activities. Families decorated their houses to make the camp more like a home. “Quote”. In the camp they had a standard high school for all of the teens to go to. They also had sports teams that faced other high schools in the area.
and I scored that meant that I won the game because we said that whoever scored first would win the game and if he won the game he would get to destroy the town. But then all of a sudden he got really mad and he started destroying the down any way. So I had to battle him with our Lacrosse Sticks. We fought all day until I finally hit him in the right spot with a fire Lacrosse ball and destroyed him. That was my crazy adventure.
There was once a boy living in south McAllen which was often referred to as La Balboa, and a sweet loving young girl living in North McAllen, these two individuals were unaware to the event that would soon be taking place that would change both of their lives forever. These two individuals were my mom and dad mom was usually refers to as La Prieta while dad was called Willi. It was the year 1995 where Willi’s friend Ray and La Prieta’s friend Cristina begged and begged for them to go on double dates with them, both Willi and La Prieta always refused. After begging for so long they finally but reluctantly agreed to go out with them. They weren’t expecting much but to go out and hopefully have some fun along the way, little did they know the
I would do anything, in order to survive. There would be no limit to what I would do to survive. I have always been known as the survivor. Lets just say I was all alone, no one, no one else in Laredo. There are no power lines that are working.
A friend of my mom told us to go camping with them at Apex, North Carolina and visit Jordan Lake. Jordan Lake is known for their recreational events, which include: boating, fishing, camping, hiking and much more. My family and I decided to give it a try and see if we would enjoy it or not. Buying supplies to go camping was our first stop. We bought sleeping bags, a tent for four people and even a canoe!
Each team was staying at a different hotel so after the party we all went back to our hotels and went to bed to get rest for the games the next day. We show up to the fields and set up the tents and chairs and then watched the games before us. Then we warmed up and got some ground balls. The first few innings went pretty slow nobody scored any runs. Our pitcher starts struggling and he gives up eight runs!
I did the volunteer blitz, which consists of a bunch of different activities including making cards, owls, turkeys, package for jumpstart etc. The most important part of the day was knowing that these simple acts of kindness would brighten up someone’s day. I learned that a simple thing like creating a card will change someone’s life for the better. There were many different activities that we could have done during the Blitz. I made some cards for veterans and also children who were in the hospital.
In November of 2014, my scout troop took a hike in the Cohutta wilderness. It was a small group, maybe 10 kids and 2 adults. Mr. Deveau, our troop leader was there, along with another scout leader, Judge Frank C. Mills. We backpacked 3 miles into the woods, stopped, and camped overnight at Breye’s field, a trail camp sight. The next morning we packed up and left.
It was a pretty crazy home. Also across the driveway, was what we called, the village. It was just a hidden campsite where the volunteers stayed in their campers. Everyone knew everyone, and new volunteers switched with the old ones every couple
One of the more memorable activities was when Alex, Dylan, William, Sam, Abbie, Greg, and I went to the Huck the first day. Alex wanted to go sit by the waterfall, so we all walked down to that area. Sam played his music and we all barely talked. It was so peaceful. Montreat is my favorite place in the world.
Never have I taken my culture into consideration, but I would more than likely classify my culture as Latino/Hispanic. For starters, I was born in a lovely place called Chihuahua, Mexico. This place is the reason I consider myself a Latino. Why is this my culture you ask? My whole daily lifestyle revolves around this Hispanic heritage.
Wacky Day The day started like an other day in the minecraft world. My dad and I were outside with our iron and diamond pickaxes and diamond swords for just in cease we found monsters. Then we went to the secret mine, when we got down there we started mining dirt then we found the obsidian blocks. Then we had an idea then we got our diamond pickaxes out and mined the obsidian blocks and we went back home to get the flint and steel.
I had my family with me, and we just stayed at State campgrounds in a little pop-up trailer. One afternoon we pulled into a camp and set up our ordinary arrangements. We got all the food bins organized, placed the lawn chairs around the fire pit, and hung one of our hammocks up between a couple of trees. My youngest son was one at the time and he and I got on the hammock together.
It was a normal summer day in Lutz Florida, I was 6 years old at the time and my sister was 4. We were playing inside to get away from the stifling heat from the Florida sun and having a lot of fun doing so. We attempted to entertain ourselves by moving a tennis ball along the floor and eventually, we got bored of that and she wanted a piggy back ride from me. I didn’t think my Dad would appreciate this, but he didn’t seem to mind because he was busy doing something for his work. Reluctantly, I agreed to do it and we did that for a few minutes.