I enjoy working at camp, but i attended summer time camp every year as a child, and it was simply a blast.
My job models in life were usually my camp counselors.
My dad died when I was just five years old, and my mom basically abandoned us children and ended up in prison, so my camp counselors became my guides throughout my teenage years, but some of my largest decision that I have ever made have been under their counsel, then because they had such an impact on my life, I decided to devote my life to doing the same for others, and the camp that I grew up attending hired me as part of their full-time staff, and I couldn’t be more cheerful to help lead and guide children that may not have much help from house just as I didn’t. I didn’t realize how much work counselors had to do during the off season though. Keeping up with the apartment was not straight-forward. Something that plagued us both before the campers arrived and even during the camp weeks was the humidity and trying to keep the gymnasium dry. The humidity is so high in our part during the summer time that the air feels thick when you breathe it in. The gymnasium seems to be the locale where keeping it dry is most crucial and also most difficult. My pal and I have four crucial humidifiers running all morning long, but they just can’t seem to keep up with all of the humidify. Someone donated a used air conditioner component to the camp, and it was put in the gym to try to help with the humidity issue. It has undoubtedly made a significant difference, and hopefully it will continue to.