Yet it seems like a wildly appropriate time to remember All The Good Stuff from summer. The lessons you learn, whether you're a counselor, camper, or even a parent on the sidelines at Closing Day, mean just as much when we sit down with friends, family, or even on your own at the holidays.
In case you've forgotten, some of those lessons include—
#1 — A good friend will always help you with your safety gear.
#2 — Take every opportunity to be a little silly in the name of fun.
#3 — Have some faith in yourself to try something new.
#4 — Love your brothers and sisters. If you don't have brothers and sisters, love the people you're with like they're family.
#5 — Music comes in many forms. It is powerful stuff, especially around a campfire.
#6 — You can make anything you want out of lanyard, beads, Popsicle sticks, and paint.
#7 — Caring about people means lending a shoulder of support whenever they need it.
#8 — Be respectful of other people, but don't be afraid to dance like nobody's watching.
#9 — Responsibility means seeking ways to take care of everyone, not just yourself.
#10— Find happiness in the simple stuff.
Happy Christmas. Happy Holidays.
Love, MaryAshley
Love, MaryAshley
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