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Journal Weeek 15
Journal Weeek 15
Journal Weeek 15
week left. One week of class, and one week left of college. (Finals Week excluded). I could not
be more relieved. I am so, so, so tired, the kind of bone deep exhaustion that lingers even after a
full night’s rest. This has never been an uncommon occurrence for me, but somehow this time
entire staff at Camp Kudzu on Wednesday, and I must admit I was scrambling a little bit to get
final touches done the night before. In particular, I had trouble trying to format some of the
testimonials that I had received so that they would fit on the pages and look good. Regardless,
Wednesday came, and soon enough it was time for me to give my presentation to everyone.
While I was getting everything set up, my computer wanted to give the HDMI cable trouble,
(because of course it did), but fortunately I was able to present from Rob’s computer.
Other than that little hiccup at the beginning, everything went smoothly. The entire team
thought my project was fantastic, so much so that they want to implement it as a resource not
only at the upcoming Family Camp session but at future sessions! This was beyond flattering and
honoring to hear! However, it also meant that there was more work to be done.
At the beginning of the presentation, I explicitly asked for everyone’s thoughts and
constructive criticism, which I received. Afterwards, Rambo printed out a master copy of my
project and everyone passed it around, making notes about where they thought it could be
improved upon. Since this would be used at not just this session of Family Camp, but others, I
took careful note of what I needed to improve, rework, and create from scratch. I spent the rest of
the day doing more tasks to help get ready for Family Camp. Starting on Thursday, I jumped into