Actually , I love going. I missed the last 2 years, and this is Bailie's first year. It's part of our church's youth program for 12 to 18 yr old girls. All together there's about 150 girls, so I'm lucky that I only have to worry about 15.
The part I hate is getting everything ready before.
This may be hard to believe, but I end up actng just like them by the end of the week from sleep deprivation!
Years of doing! And the leaders in charge let us know what we need. I grew up going and have the best memories from it. it's great for the girls to see us leaders as "human"!
There will be picturesbut not of me! I'm a fraid my make-upless face and frizzy hair would break the camera!
Oh, stop! You always look great even when you are hyped up on pain medication!!!
) She was 3 people behind us in line for Toy Story - she had a daughter that looked alot like your daughter, and a son who looked like your youngest. I kept looking and thinking, "Winkers didn't say she was going to DL, did she?" I couldn't take a pic w/o looking like a stalker - there was nothing around us to take a pic of. 
Hey Winkers! I haven't had a chance to catch up yet, but I wanted to tell you I saw your twin sister at DL! (I don't think she was an evil twin
I would have hated being around that swearing girl, where were her parents?
. I am really glad to teach 10 13-16 yo boys in Sunday School. No camp for me. Let those scout leaders have that week of fun!
Cherie,
Good luck at Girls Camp. My daughters loved it when they went. One year the 3 of them dyed their blond hair with blue Kool Aid and came home with green hair
We got to have fireworks here in West Jordan. The typical Utah kind but we had a fun family "Backyard of Fire" cause we weren't spending the money to send all 8 granddaughters to Hannah Montana at Stadium of Fire at BYU.
Denise
I absolutely would've said something to the girl behind me, but that's me. I have a low tolerance when it comes to cuss words being bandied about like it's commonplace (sadly it is). Okay for her, but not okay for those around her.
Did D Jay ever catch the hint?
It got to the point that I was ready to tear into her. I'm normally not that way. I may complain to Cherie and tell her what I want to do, but usually don't do it. It's my way of blowing off steam. Anyway, I got video of the WHOLE Fantasmic show. I watched it again a few days ago and saw how really cool it was. My camera kept focusing on the person's head in front of me a few times, but you could see the majority of it. I started recording just before it started so we didn't have to hear the "words of destruction" from our nearby neighbor. 
We enjoyed it alot. 3 years ago when we were at DL there were little kids that kept standing up in front of us even though CMs told them several times to sit down. During the show there was one kid that kept getting in the way. I told him to sit down so that we could see. His parent finally chimed up, but at me and told me not to yell at her kid. 
Anyway, a poor experience changed around this year by seeing fantasmic in a different environment. BTW, we didn't bring the tripod, so my arm was killing me by the end of Fantasmic. Thought I did a good job filming it, though.
I would have told that [bleepity bleep bleep bleep] girl to shut her [bleepity bleep bleep bleep] mouth, so my [bleepity bleep bleep bleep] kids didn't pick up her [bleepity bleep bleep] language. So {bleepity bleep bleep bleeping] inconsiderate.
Seriously, though. How rude.
Have fun at your camp!
People cursing around you and/or kids ticks you off so much that you want to cuss at them. Pretty ironic and kinda negates the point but I know just how you feel!
Hi Winkers !! Waiting for the next update!
