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Camp Sparky is nestled on the banks of a river in a rural community . The following stories are some of the exciting adventures of the staff and campers, Barkley the Camp Dog and his Wonder Cats, and FOCS (Friends of Camp Sparky) as told by the Camp Historian
Barkley, the Camp Dog
Life is a beach!
Camp Rules
1. Know yourself (Socrates)
2. Control yourself (Cicero)
3. Give of yourself (Jesus)
4. Love one another deeply, from the heart. (St. Peter)
5. Forgive everybody everything everyday (Nancy)
6. Come as you are - do as you please - kids rule! (Sparks boys)
2. Control yourself (Cicero)
3. Give of yourself (Jesus)
4. Love one another deeply, from the heart. (St. Peter)
5. Forgive everybody everything everyday (Nancy)
6. Come as you are - do as you please - kids rule! (Sparks boys)
About Me
- Nancy
- Proud Nana of seven "grands" (all are brilliant, beautiful and exceptionally kind) -I practice illustrated journaling in a moleskine with a micron pen and Derwent Inktense pencils. I am enjoying retirement spending my time writing, painting, working on "this old house", traveling around the country in my RV, and loving on my grandkids every chance I have
Moon Phase
CURRENT MOON
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3 comments:
Great pages!
Very cool drawing, Nancy!
This is a great drawing, I've been in that situation with the sun on one side of the road and the moon on the other. It's cool. Sorry to hear you were overwhelmed with work. Working with flood victims can be an emotional roller coaster. Hope things are getting better now.
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