Last week our assistant director, Joe, moved on to a new chapter in his life. Yesterday a co-worker, Sara, came across me having a “moment of weakness” next to our freezer. In trying to explain what was wrong through my tears, I wasn’t speaking very clearly. Resultantly (perhaps not a real word, but way more exciting than “as a result”), Sara heard “Joe”. In relaying this conversation to Joe today, he also cried. Really, though, what I had said was “snow”.

So, break time at camp is hard to come by.  It always comes, eventually.  But when it does, there is a list of about 39 1/2 things one needs to accomplish before it is over. 

Because LITs are so awesome and amazing, they are also bad for my training.  First, let’s define a few terms.  LIT stands for leader in training, and, contrary to popular belief, they don’t need an apostrophe unless they are owning something.  They do own a lot of things though.