Off to Camp!

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After being home for a few days and working on her sewing skills, Sissy was off to sleep away camp! She totally impressed me with how brave and adventurous she is! She did a mini session at a local girl scouts camp, so it was a perfect way to try out going off to camp! An added bonus was going with her friend, Mallory!

Her cabin was Gypsy Hill 2. Gypsy Hill offers more luxurious accommodations with air conditioning.

Sissy's cabin was Moana themed and she had Hay Hay above her bunk. It reminded her of Charlie!

She and Mallory were able to have bunks next to each other.






She loved doing the zip line! She was quite pleased to report that some friends were scared, but she wasn't scared at all!

I am so proud of this girl because she was worried about finding things to eat during camp, but she had a great counselor called Tater who made sure she found things she liked such as dry cereal, croutons, and chocolate milk! She was really excited that one night they made s'mores by the fire and another night they had breakfast for dinner! Such a great way to build her confidence!

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