UFO chasers for Carnival...I was applying for the position of Galactic Ambassador, but you can't read my plate from here
 Getting my palm read at Carnival--check out my sweet face paint by Aaron!
 Yes, I am wearing a toga--and my tinfoil hat is amazing.  Check out the height!Carnival was yesterday--and it poured!  It was the first carnival in my 4 summers at camp that had to be indoors.  Boo!  And at the same time, we made the best of it and the kids had a good time.  And I loved loved loved my face paint that Aaron did and my carnival costume, which was basically a toga with a sweet tinfoil hat.  I also added a plate advertising the fact that I was applying for a job as Galactic Ambassador.  Everyone else went tinfoil-crazy, but I wore exactly what I would wear were I to actually be a UFO-obsessed individual, complete with the advertisement.
Today Gary Brown asked me to be a lane judge for the swim meet.  Of course I said yes!  I have never actually done that before, but I figured I'm a reasonably intelligent individual.  How hard can it be?  Harder than it sounds, let me tell you!  It was a little bit stressful at times, trying to figure out who came in what order--especially with 8 teams and some of the older girls being right on top of each other.  But I never screwed up!  I had a good time.
Tonight Anita and I went to eat at this random little diner/restaurant in Honesdale.  It came complete with mini quarter-jukeboxes in your booth.  Anita was messing around with it and ours starting playing, at a very loud volume, Rod Stewart.  We were getting some dirty looks from the poor diner-goers of Honesdale who were trying to eat and not appreciating Rod Stewart blasting into their dinners.  Ooops.  There was just one problem...we couldn't get it to turn off!  I was semi-embarrassed, but Anita just pulled out a quarter and said we had to redeem ourselves after that song.  So what else could we pick but Benny and the Jets??  We rocked out to that song and I saw quite a few people nodding happily along with Elton.  Much better than Rod!
On another note, I have a new counselor in 15, a former Bunk 1 camper who left in 05, which was the year before I came to Bryn Mawr.  She seems like a cool kid.

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