BRAINIAC WEEK

Hey guys,

I'm secretly hoping that someone will comment on my post :)

Firstly, I have to tell you guys that last week the AC's went ice skating...I was supposed to get back to you and completely forgot! Visit the Poles was MAD fun and there just isn't enough time in one day to tell you all about it!

Anyway, that's old news! It's Brainiac week this week and we have experiments on the go ALL day EVERY day! There are things blocking doorways that are getting broken down every lunch! So far there has been the toilet paper door, the newspaper door and today was the black bag door. The most successful experiment so far has been the toilet paper door! A nice soft break :)

Otherwise, we have a casino evening tonight with secret compartments that can be bought by the campers to get the instructions and ingredients to perform an experiment. It's going to be AMAZING! Can't wait :)

The counselors are all dressed up in crazy glasses, suspenders and the newest trend is to wear your pants/shorts as close to under your armpits as you can get! NERD alert :)

It's been super fun! Can't wait for the next crazy holiday season to start! Come and join us PLEEEEZE!

Squishmeister

Comments

  1. Anonymous15 July 2011 at 09:30

    Squishy!
    I'm commenting especially for you cause you're that cool!
    hehe

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  2. Anonymous15 July 2011 at 09:33

    Secretly someone is commenting on your post..... :)

    If you missed out on joining the nerd herd this week then make sure you get here for one of our crazy August camps!!!

    Squishmeister is going a bit loopy in the office (not that she wasn't before) so come to camp and join her in her WACKY adventures! :)
    MPFL!! YEAH!

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