Thanksgiving at CCAC
Last night at the camp I worked at, we had a Thanksgiving feast with most of our co-workers. And I have to say, it has been my favorite memory of camp so far. Samm and I wern’t entirely sure how it was going to turn out, who was going to come, if we would have enough food, etc…but, by the time dinner actually started, we could tell it was going to be one of those nights you really remember.
Everyone contributed something, whether it was food, ice, pies, one of our bosses actually came to the dorm and brought us a homemade pecan pie. (Amazing!) We sat at a huge table we contructed out of some tables and chairs we borrowed. Samm decorated. Several of the guys pitched in to pick up tables and chairs. Many of us cleaned. Many did dishes. Ryan and Josh carved the turkey…which no one else knew how to do. (HIGHLY entertaining.) It was just amazing.
One of the girls here, Kristyn, has a tradition in her family in which they start with A in the alphabet and going until Z and you go around the table and say something you are thankful for with that letter. It was really, really cool. (Even though I did get X at one point). 
The night ended with a crazy food fight and great conversation, but I have to say…it is one of my favorite Thansgiving experiences ever. I really am thankful for the people I work with and this amazing camp I get to live at and be a part of.
