Well, I'll be gone this week.

I shall be going to my church camp at Nyack college in New York from Monday to Saturday. They have computers, so I'll be checking up on everyone as often as possible.

Want to know more about the camp? Then read the following.

Yes, it is truly epic. Each dorm building (which is pretty huge) has about 6 floors, a basement and a lobby. Not to mention elevators. Each floor has a locked door spacing apart the elevator door/the space to stand in front of the elevator and the hallway of rooms. Everyone who lives in those rooms have a key to get into the door and, of course, a key their individual rooms. There is only one bathroom on each hallway near most of the rooms equipped with toilets and showers.

The rooms have no television, but has electric outlets to charge things and stuff. Some beds are bunk beds and others are single. There are usually two beds in each room (whether bunk bed or not). You also have to live with a room-mate. It's also equipped with a closet, carpet and drawers.

Each hallway is usually for people in the same church, gender, and age group.

The basement of the dorm building is vending machines and a television with connecting couches that hardly anyone knows about. Thank goodness I know about it.

There are also other dorm buildings all over campus.

There's this big field for Soccer.

There is also a big bubble dome for basketball, and other sports with equipment for those sports with a gym next to it.

There is also a building for meals with a store on the first floor for purchasing just about anything you could think of. And on the top floor is the cafeteria and on bottom is a lounge for board games, computers, air-hockey table, ping pong, and fuse ball.

Oh. And a church.

Now, I shall go into the schedule.

6:30 a.m. - 7:00 Is devotion where your councilor comes knocking on your door and asks you to wake up and you go into his or someone else in the hallway's room and start praying, reading the bible, singing songs, etc.

After your done with that, you can get dressed, brush your teeth, take a shower, and get ready for the day.

Then you go to breakfast and chow down.

If you do all that early, you'll have about 15 minutes to hang around.

From about 9:00 - 11:00 is mandatory morning service at the church.

From 11:00 - 12:00 you do some activities with your age group.

From 12:00 or so, you'll get to eat lunch.

And after lunch, you'll basically get to do anything you want until 6:00 when you have to get into your church clothing and get ready for evening service.

From 7:00 to about 9:30 or 10:30 church goes on which is mandatory. And then you have to be in your dorm room by 11:00. Oh, and you can order food, you just have to talk to your councilor first.

Btw, no one's really following you around to tell you what to do, you basically just do it yourself.

Btw, I'm gonna be the only one in my family going so...WOOT!

Questions? Comments?

EDIT: Oh yeah, and I'll try to snag me a camera to make hilarious videos for you guys.

 

dude, have fun at camp and watch out for pedos!

 

Church camp is secks, I went like 4 weeks ago. Mine was longer than yours though.

 

*crash* Yeah. Okay, thanks.

How long was it?

 

Tell me more about these connecting couches.

 

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