Poor, poor counselors, unit heads and wilderness leaders. I was awakened in the middle of the night by the sounds of raindrops thudding against the roof of my cabin (have no fear kids, all of the cabins here are insulated and covered so the weather remains outside). I was momentarily troubled by the knowledge that somewhere, in the immediate vicinity, my friends and peers were out in the elements, with only their cunning and big, blue tarps to protect them. But, because I knew that they wouldn't want me to worry, I went back to sleep. Needless to say, when they all arrived at breakfast the next day they had amazing stories and slightly wet sleeping bags. Luckily, the bad weather is all passing through in the beginning, today is much warmer than yesterday, and by the time the children come up here the skies should be blue and clear. --Jordan