HELLO FROM HAMILTON, NEW YORK!

We will be at Colgate University for the next two weeks working camp.  The staff is back together and couldn't be better! (hehe) After leaving Cali at 4 in the morning with a million suitcases and bags to check we arrive in New York and check in to campus and then head out to a cook out for the staff members. We showed up at the very end but it was so good to see everyone that wasn't in California with us. We grilled out and some people went swimming in the lake. After we got back we were greeted with water balloons and water guns by Lisa Bobby and Dre. We then all went downtown as a group to a place called the Hour Glass for the night.

Hansel and Gretel

 

 

 

 The next day was registration which was of course super hectic not to mention a speeding ticket I received on the way to pick up a camper from the airport. (Tears would not shed from my eyes even though I tried) So after that stressful day and watching a pathetic performance of PK's by the USA in the world cup match we all called it a night. 

Monday was less stressful since everyone has jumped into the swing of things now. At this site we are doing staff games so it's basically staff scrimmages (Lord DiCicco's cup)

This week Bobby and I have dealt with  MILLIONS of phone calls from parents (most so far from all the camps I've been to) picture taking. serving balls into keepers, organization of camp store, printing evals, making copies, running errands, unlocking dorm rooms...list goes on but this Internship has been a blast. The staff at every camp has been amazing and the environment at these camps is so awesome and exciting for upcoming soccer stars.

There have only been a few psycho incidents.

So far there is only 1 hospital run

0 scares from the stupid owl

and millions of laughs and funny stories already

Today we had our staff game and then I was able to jump in a scrimmage of the fieldplayer staff vs some of the older boy campers which was so much fun to just go out and play and not having to worry about getting yelled at! (woooo)

Tonight some of the staff decided to "sheesh" around in the front room and Bobby puts on a show for us with his peacock dancing moves and hey there delila song...and of course we all jammed to "I don't feel like dancing" by the Scissor Sisters

Tomorrow is pressure training day and going to be another hot day...nothing like Alabama though

Oh and here is my baby room I call home for the next 2 weeks

 

 

Much Love