This is just a quick notice to let all my readers know that the Second Annual Camp Humility starts Monday, May 23rd! There will be fun camping activities, campfire devotionals/discussions, and some cool giveaways to help us kick-off the summer season and go off to camp without ever leaving our computers. ;)If you didn't get the chance to make it to Camp Humility 2010, check out these links from last year to see what this unique blogging event is all about:
- Let's Go Camping!
- Campfire: First Evening
- Let's Go Rafting!
- Campfire: Second Evening
- Let's Go Hiking!
- Campfire: Night Game!
- Mail Call
- Campfire: Fourth Evening
- Craft Time!
- Campfire: Winners and Our Story!
- Farewell to Camp Humility
This year we'll be participating in some old favorites, but there will also be some new activities, new prizes, and hopefully some new campers, too! ;) Can't wait to see you there bright and early Monday morning!
6 comments:
Hi Amber:
A philosophical question:
“Should one be touting ‘Camp Humility’?”
What would your professors say?
Vince
Vince,
Only you, Vince, only you! Just kidding! ;)
You're quite right that this does seem a tad ironic or maybe even hypocritical... However, I'm just wanting to let my readers know to stop by next week for the camp posts! And while I do want to promote humility (is that a paradoxical phrase?), the name also identifies the post series with my blog. :)
But I won't tell my professors if you won't... ;)
~Amber
If I signed up for this, am I enabling you to do something that might get you in trouble?? ;-)
Hi Amber:
Seriously, I don’t think your link is correct for the first link above: “Let’s go Camping”.
I want to do the rafting if you do it this year. But check this picture of my wife and I:
http://vmres.blogspot.com/2011/04/ill-be-guest-blogging-at-seekers.html
Notice: be sure to wear a rafting helmet!
Vince
Lisa,
Ummm...hopefully not!
Hahaha, these comments are not what I expected! ;)
~Amber
Vince,
You're right! I just fixed it--sorry about that!
I have had a lot of fun rafting, so perhaps I should bring that back this year. :) I also really like canoeing, which is a little calmer, but not necessarily safer, as my dad and I found out one year when the wake from a motorboat tipped us into the middle of the river! ;)
That's amazing that you went rafting on the Amazon! You'll definitely have to share some of you stories with us if you stop by next week!
~Amber
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