Summer work
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The past 3 years I've worked at summer camps. I'd volunteered for 3-4 years before that at Cub Scout Day Camp for a week - it's only 1 week. But the past 3 years I was paid staff at Camp Seawood. I enjoy working at camp. I'm outside all day without a cell phone. It's almost Nirvana - almost because I'm surrounded by kids. But for the most part they're all awesome. This summer I decided to not work at camp. I did end up volunteering at Cub Scout day camp the last week in June. This is Micaela's last summer before going to NHIA. I wanted to have time to do fun things with my kids. But I usually teach fewer classes in the summer because fewer people sign up. It's hot, people are on vacation, it's normally a slower time of the year. I still need bring in some income to pay for the summer adventures. I was fortunate to be able to book enough private on-site classes that covered the income I would have made at summer camp. Hint: s