6/6/09
Being an instructor definitely isn't an easy task.
You get only 4 hours of sleep each day (minus the last night when we don't have any sleep at all), try to stay awake (or at least look like) during workshops and debriefs even when your eyelids will close any moment, and think of reasons to raise your voice at campers who are doing something wrong even if you don't like to shout at people.
Still, the experience is truly a memorable one for me. Thanks to all teachers and SIs who have been supporting one another since March, to all campers who participated actively in the camp and rose to the occasion, to you (if you are reading this) for giving me the encouragement to carry on in the 5-day long camp, and of course to God for the rare opportunity to serve.
Being in a basketball team or not no longer matters to me (for those who had been reading my blog for the past year or so, you would had remembered me complaining about not playing basketball anymore).
Just as the sunrise signifies a new beginning, the end of AB Camp 2009 also represents a new start both for them and for us instructors, who will be moving on to a new phase in our lives.
Continue rocking on!