Camp?
Well, I like camping. if it is not like 2 degrees outside. that is so stupid when you are outside and you are so clod that your feet sting. I don’t like feet. AT ALL> They are nasty. YUCKY! :D
Claudia
Glitches, magnolias, potatoes, subparticules of time and space, when I camp I think in all sorts of thing in the quiet night… then I fap… just fap along the night and stars… fap fap fap fap away with me baby….
Ch3
tent sleep games forest wield fun active scary insects animals birds friends sunny snow winter windy holly day weekend mounter relax
visard
I never went to a camp as a child , but I was able to send my daughter to camp, and she had a great time. Though my other daughter felt slighted because she never went.
Mary Lou Wynegar
i love the woods and the entirety and wholeness of nature and I really want to go swimming. I want to feel sand in my toes and swim as far out into the ocean as possible. Sleeping on the beach with the ocean as my blanket and the stars hanging above me. i don’t want a tent, I want a canopy of trees. I want.
kristen
I like going camping with my friends and family it is so fun i go camp ever year.
so i might go on this camping/hiking trip to the blues on the border of new mexico and arizona in a month or so but idk if i should go because its a week long.
I have been to a camp before. I had got stung by six bees in a camp site once. Camp usually makes me think about tents, fires, and cooking over a camp fire.
I’ve never been to summer camp. or any camp for that matter. they rather suck in this country. i think i proper camp experience would be cool. Marshmallows & fires and all that jazz. Making smores, campfire stories
Messa
I am in girl scouts, but I do not like camping, especially with other people. I don’t like not taking a shower for several days. I don’t like bugs.
Girl Scout. Sport. A certain way to behave. The sport summer camp on the bank of a great Siberian river. Pine trees. Wooden buildings. Four meals a day. By the end of the season I was one and a half the size I arrived. Plus, I wasn’t vegan back then.
I went to sleep away camp when I was 12 years old. It was one of the most interesting and memorable points in my life. I made connections with friends whom I would have never spoken to otherwise and I ahve certainly gained a new perspective as to how relationships work. Networking is one of the forefronts for modern American development and with the amount of things that I’ve learned, friends that I’ve made, and objectives I’ve completed; camp certainly shaped my teenage year.
Philip Linde
i wished to go to a camp since childhood . camping is enjoyable and fun. its is also very informative .camping with friends is awesome experience . i love to go camping on a hill. bonfire , sleeping in tents and enjoying with friend and having an amazing time is worth all the climb and wilds .
shinjani
When I was younger, I loved to go camp with my mom and my first stepfather. I would always bring extra batteries for my Gameboy Color (it was purple) and I had this teeny booklight that I could plug in and play games. I also liked reading in my tent with my flashflight.
We went camping, and had a really fun time. We roasted marshmallows, slept in a tent and in the morning we went for a hike. I LOVE CAMPING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Anna
I’ve never been to summer camp. Actually, I went once, when I was ten or eleven. Several of my classmates were there, all of them male. I had had trouble making friends, since I had just switched to a new school, and — suffice it to say, it was not a good experience. I spent most of my time getting splashed in the pool.
Missy
really gay paeople, go camping at a festival or in the woods, people go to camp david not sure what that is though actually that is cape canavril i keep thinking of mt rushmore for some reason, anyway i think of camp people who are annoyoing and in show bussiness
jonny
The first night we camped by the lake, a bear came and stole dusty’s food bag. Like an idiot, I chased it. We chased a bear once and we survived. How many people can say that? It was just a black bear but I read later they are the most dangerous. They’re the least likely to stop eating you if they start. Terrifying. But we survived and I believe that bears are gentle, just like the stuffed teddys.
The crickets kept me awake that night. Normally, the sound of the night’s creatures is comforting to me. I used to fall asleep with the slider door open; listening to the darkness. It was comforting. But that night, at the camp, the crickets were deafening; like the roar of a plane’s engine; the boom of speakers at a concert; the thunder of road construction. I’ll never camp again.
Was too curious to see
What’s under the flame
The stench of sin rots a forest
And kills another whore
Why must i say this again?
He killed another whore
Innocence no longer relevant
We’ve got killers on our hands.
So, I camp my thoughts here for the night… Unsure of what is to come; but that is the pure beauty of it.
laughalot
my favorite summer camp is this place called ESF. I’ve been going every summer for 8 or 9 years! The counselors there are nice and helpful and are my friends most of the time. The camp has a rule that no one older than 15 can go to the camp, and I have an extra year because my birthday is late so yay! I think that the youngest you can start working there is 16. I don’t know if I’d enjoy working at camp, because I’m not sure that I’m so great with kids, but I would love to continue going to ESF for years and years. My counselor for the last few years is named Marc. He’s around his early twenties or so and he goes to NYU. We’re friends on facebook, but we don’t talk too much outside of camp. I like talking to him because he’s funny and he’s never mad. This is great because when you’re at summer camp, the last thing you want to do is have a counselor yell at you to do this, do that. Those kinds of people are a little hard to have a good time with, unless it’s their way. There are a few counselors like that, but most of them are super nice!
The day had just begun, grey and rainy with more of the same forcast.
Wish I were home. I miss the comfort of the familiar surroundings that I have come to expect.
Wish my dog were here. I miss him so much.
Caffey
Call me foolish, but I love the way your
accent rolls off your tongue. It
makes my heart race to places I never thought
possible. “What accent?” you say.
camp means to sleep outside far away from your home normally performed by homeless people who could only afford a tent. homeless people smell bad but its not always there fault.
jacob boyles
Russel, the heat brushes over you and your dusty feet are feeling free. The bikes and the bruised knees. With people that you never see this time is special and you can just simply be.
The morning were chilly, but fresh. The sounds of water splashing against the shore. Bird starting their morning chants. Snuggled in long underwear, sweatshirt and you. I love the forest standing protective around us.
I only went to camp once, with my friend in 9th grade. Before that, I thought I didn’t want to waste my summer at a camp. After, I was upset I’d wasted my summer anywhere else…
Mattie
The night sky was our blanket.
And the oppressive heat and overwhelming soul tie between us.
Shoving its way down our throats.
Strangling us from the inside.
Camping is surely a delight.
I always loved camp….the marshmellows…the sing alongs. the campfires…the cute girls…camp was my dream place to spend the summer….that is until that fateful summer….when my whole world changed.
Sarah
was fun while it lasted. there were so many interesting things and events we all did at camp as well as learn so much about ourselves. it feels good to get out of the city and enjoy the natural world once again.
Camp?
Well, I like camping. if it is not like 2 degrees outside. that is so stupid when you are outside and you are so clod that your feet sting. I don’t like feet. AT ALL> They are nasty. YUCKY! :D
Glitches, magnolias, potatoes, subparticules of time and space, when I camp I think in all sorts of thing in the quiet night… then I fap… just fap along the night and stars… fap fap fap fap away with me baby….
tent sleep games forest wield fun active scary insects animals birds friends sunny snow winter windy holly day weekend mounter relax
I never went to a camp as a child , but I was able to send my daughter to camp, and she had a great time. Though my other daughter felt slighted because she never went.
i love the woods and the entirety and wholeness of nature and I really want to go swimming. I want to feel sand in my toes and swim as far out into the ocean as possible. Sleeping on the beach with the ocean as my blanket and the stars hanging above me. i don’t want a tent, I want a canopy of trees. I want.
I like going camping with my friends and family it is so fun i go camp ever year.
Camp is fun to do with your family and friends.
camp is prison for children it is ruining our country kids need to do things they want to do.
Like a big camp of like people . Like where your out in the woods . And Yogi and Boo Boo jack your food with Poo bear .
a camp is like where you can go when you have nothing to do during the summer. or you go outdoors where no one else is and camp. […]
so i might go on this camping/hiking trip to the blues on the border of new mexico and arizona in a month or so but idk if i should go because its a week long.
it is fun to camp especially near rivers and lakes cause you can swim and fish and if you camp on the rim you can ride dirt bikes and four wheelers
A camp is place where you camp.
I don’t like to camp where it is really hot or really cold.
I have been to a camp before. I had got stung by six bees in a camp site once. Camp usually makes me think about tents, fires, and cooking over a camp fire.
i went to 2 boy scout camp in the past month. the first was in joshua tree, the second was next to a ski resort and call appletree campground.
I’ve never been to summer camp. or any camp for that matter. they rather suck in this country. i think i proper camp experience would be cool. Marshmallows & fires and all that jazz. Making smores, campfire stories
I am in girl scouts, but I do not like camping, especially with other people. I don’t like not taking a shower for several days. I don’t like bugs.
Girl Scout. Sport. A certain way to behave. The sport summer camp on the bank of a great Siberian river. Pine trees. Wooden buildings. Four meals a day. By the end of the season I was one and a half the size I arrived. Plus, I wasn’t vegan back then.
I went to sleep away camp when I was 12 years old. It was one of the most interesting and memorable points in my life. I made connections with friends whom I would have never spoken to otherwise and I ahve certainly gained a new perspective as to how relationships work. Networking is one of the forefronts for modern American development and with the amount of things that I’ve learned, friends that I’ve made, and objectives I’ve completed; camp certainly shaped my teenage year.
i wished to go to a camp since childhood . camping is enjoyable and fun. its is also very informative .camping with friends is awesome experience . i love to go camping on a hill. bonfire , sleeping in tents and enjoying with friend and having an amazing time is worth all the climb and wilds .
When I was younger, I loved to go camp with my mom and my first stepfather. I would always bring extra batteries for my Gameboy Color (it was purple) and I had this teeny booklight that I could plug in and play games. I also liked reading in my tent with my flashflight.
We went camping, and had a really fun time. We roasted marshmallows, slept in a tent and in the morning we went for a hike. I LOVE CAMPING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I’ve never been to summer camp. Actually, I went once, when I was ten or eleven. Several of my classmates were there, all of them male. I had had trouble making friends, since I had just switched to a new school, and — suffice it to say, it was not a good experience. I spent most of my time getting splashed in the pool.
really gay paeople, go camping at a festival or in the woods, people go to camp david not sure what that is though actually that is cape canavril i keep thinking of mt rushmore for some reason, anyway i think of camp people who are annoyoing and in show bussiness
The first night we camped by the lake, a bear came and stole dusty’s food bag. Like an idiot, I chased it. We chased a bear once and we survived. How many people can say that? It was just a black bear but I read later they are the most dangerous. They’re the least likely to stop eating you if they start. Terrifying. But we survived and I believe that bears are gentle, just like the stuffed teddys.
The crickets kept me awake that night. Normally, the sound of the night’s creatures is comforting to me. I used to fall asleep with the slider door open; listening to the darkness. It was comforting. But that night, at the camp, the crickets were deafening; like the roar of a plane’s engine; the boom of speakers at a concert; the thunder of road construction. I’ll never camp again.
Was too curious to see
What’s under the flame
The stench of sin rots a forest
And kills another whore
Why must i say this again?
He killed another whore
Innocence no longer relevant
We’ve got killers on our hands.
So, I camp my thoughts here for the night… Unsure of what is to come; but that is the pure beauty of it.
my favorite summer camp is this place called ESF. I’ve been going every summer for 8 or 9 years! The counselors there are nice and helpful and are my friends most of the time. The camp has a rule that no one older than 15 can go to the camp, and I have an extra year because my birthday is late so yay! I think that the youngest you can start working there is 16. I don’t know if I’d enjoy working at camp, because I’m not sure that I’m so great with kids, but I would love to continue going to ESF for years and years. My counselor for the last few years is named Marc. He’s around his early twenties or so and he goes to NYU. We’re friends on facebook, but we don’t talk too much outside of camp. I like talking to him because he’s funny and he’s never mad. This is great because when you’re at summer camp, the last thing you want to do is have a counselor yell at you to do this, do that. Those kinds of people are a little hard to have a good time with, unless it’s their way. There are a few counselors like that, but most of them are super nice!
camp hull/thank you/tank full
i never camped, or set up camp- not true. i camped twice, and that means sleeping in a tent. both times on tour.
that’s a lie too. i camped once. on tour. a backyard in los angeles. pat’s cousin. life is easy.
The day had just begun, grey and rainy with more of the same forcast.
Wish I were home. I miss the comfort of the familiar surroundings that I have come to expect.
Wish my dog were here. I miss him so much.
Call me foolish, but I love the way your
accent rolls off your tongue. It
makes my heart race to places I never thought
possible. “What accent?” you say.
camp means to sleep outside far away from your home normally performed by homeless people who could only afford a tent. homeless people smell bad but its not always there fault.
Russel, the heat brushes over you and your dusty feet are feeling free. The bikes and the bruised knees. With people that you never see this time is special and you can just simply be.
The morning were chilly, but fresh. The sounds of water splashing against the shore. Bird starting their morning chants. Snuggled in long underwear, sweatshirt and you. I love the forest standing protective around us.
I only went to camp once, with my friend in 9th grade. Before that, I thought I didn’t want to waste my summer at a camp. After, I was upset I’d wasted my summer anywhere else…
The night sky was our blanket.
And the oppressive heat and overwhelming soul tie between us.
Shoving its way down our throats.
Strangling us from the inside.
Camping is surely a delight.
I always loved camp….the marshmellows…the sing alongs. the campfires…the cute girls…camp was my dream place to spend the summer….that is until that fateful summer….when my whole world changed.
was fun while it lasted. there were so many interesting things and events we all did at camp as well as learn so much about ourselves. it feels good to get out of the city and enjoy the natural world once again.