A week of Despicable Fun

I hope you have all had a beautiful week, and that our campers are enjoying their school holidays.
But....
If you're not at Sugar Bay for this holiday camp, you're missing out!!
“Despicable Me” Week has started with a bang! And is going to end with a boom! There are Minions everywhere!!





We have been so blessed with such beautiful weather so far, sunny sunny sunshine!

The kids have been layering themselves with sunblock while having the best beach day ever on Monday!

Kayaking, body boarding, surfing, swimming in the ocean, and so much more!
The energy here is fantastic, and all the kids have made so many new friends, I'm very excited for the week ahead!


The best experience is watching how the kids grow and take on new challenges, with the help of their counsellors, only rooting them on, and teaching them as much as they can.

These kids are professionals now :)


May the rest of your week be peaceful and happy.. And may you be at rest knowing that your kids are all safe and having an absolutely great time!

Keep smiling, keep loving.





Comments

  1. Unknown2 April 2014 at 14:47

    Counsellors are doing a great job. We can see our children are sooo excited. BIG UPS! @ children, we love u guys. MWAAAA!

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  2. Anonymous23 September 2014 at 11:48

    Thanks for your help please keep update your blog.

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