file under: lists
the fifth (5th) day of precamp comes to a close.
that should formally solidify the first official work week.
you see, camp is really all about lists. and communication. i'll now take those two elements and fuse them for a concise and informational post. without further adieu (sp?); a list:
items and areas of camp unpacked thus far (most with really intensive manual labor):
1) raked/cleaned/spruced up (3) large campsites
2) assembled (3) docks (very big)
3) inventoried (2) athletic sheds; cleaned said sheds
4) unloaded upwards of (25) boats/canoes on to the waterfront
5) assembled volleyball net, badminton net, archery targets
6) assembled stage (very large)
7) rearranged and cleaned the following instructional areas: arts & crafts, mtn. biking, climbing, horseback riding
8) and (plenty) small but no less important tasks to bring camp to a chugging pace.
as you can see, i chose to number my list. if you think about it, however, the possibilites are endless. it's the beauty of the list. there's the (-) or the (*) or the (~) or the (DOT). lists, my friends, are very functional. try your very own today and describe it in the comments.
one chalkboard in the mess hall. one list per day. productivity, people. that's how it's done.
let's get those 'stones back into shape for tomorrow night so us camp folk'll have something to look forward to after a hard day's work.
now it's time to get lost.
that should formally solidify the first official work week.
you see, camp is really all about lists. and communication. i'll now take those two elements and fuse them for a concise and informational post. without further adieu (sp?); a list:
items and areas of camp unpacked thus far (most with really intensive manual labor):
1) raked/cleaned/spruced up (3) large campsites
2) assembled (3) docks (very big)
3) inventoried (2) athletic sheds; cleaned said sheds
4) unloaded upwards of (25) boats/canoes on to the waterfront
5) assembled volleyball net, badminton net, archery targets
6) assembled stage (very large)
7) rearranged and cleaned the following instructional areas: arts & crafts, mtn. biking, climbing, horseback riding
8) and (plenty) small but no less important tasks to bring camp to a chugging pace.
as you can see, i chose to number my list. if you think about it, however, the possibilites are endless. it's the beauty of the list. there's the (-) or the (*) or the (~) or the (DOT). lists, my friends, are very functional. try your very own today and describe it in the comments.
one chalkboard in the mess hall. one list per day. productivity, people. that's how it's done.
let's get those 'stones back into shape for tomorrow night so us camp folk'll have something to look forward to after a hard day's work.
now it's time to get lost.
posted by Kacz at 8:23 PM
3 Comments:
since you posted a have-done list, i thought i'd post a to-do list. here goes:
1. research the inclusion of sodium lauryl/laureth sulfates and methylisothiazolinone in cosmetics such as shampoos and hand soaps and their adverse effects on dermatoligical/neurological health
2. consume large amounts of broccoli
3. ponder philosophical questions and potential life paths until i overwhelm myself into a slumber
i guess that's about it. steer clear of those hydrogenated oils aaron. hope to see you guys before i go to israel.
So thats where all those sticks come from. Did u lift in that dock or just take the pictures.....
things to do (before i die)
' tell family members and strangers that i love them
' meet, get to know, marry my wife
' consume large amounts of broccoli
' plant my seed as a way to form a child
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