I love honduras. Maybe I'll copy in a journal entry or so.

So I'm starting my 3rd week. at Lion's Camp. I had a really tough first 2 weeks. I think the first week was hard mainly because I didn't know what was going on. I hadn't been trained in camp stuffs and handicaps. Now I'm much more acquainted with my job.

I think the problem was that I walked in the door and I hear "and that must be Chris K. He will be sleeping here."
I knew enough to speak up: "But that's where the wing leader sleeps!"
Chris H: "And he will be our wing leader!"

I think things didnt start looking up until I got the hang of how the week goes and what kind of paperwork i was in charge of exactly. Now that it's all sorted out in my mind the weeks are pretty standard. Oh except that I had 12 kids in my wing last week. I think they were the worst campers possible to have together. Don't get me wrong, they are wonderful kids. I've never met a really bad kid, but you know how you can't put some kids in the same room? Let me put it this way. This is the first time I've had a child run himself over with someone's electric wheelchair and break the chair. Last week was crazy. And therefore now, I'm burnt out for this week. But... things can only look up from here. some time off, some rest -- things will be peachy.

I don't want to be so... vague and illusive to my xanga. Especially in times of facebook, people seem so flakish and shallow, but in reality, I've done a bit of growing. I don't share here because it's not for everyone to read. There is a place and a time, and also I censor my life story but do my best not to exchange it for pointless crap.

So today, I wanted to share about an experience I've been having. The only problem is that a few are too personal. RECweek, though personal, it is well. I'm excited about next year. You should be too!

People are worried. I think the biggest concern is that we're not fake. I care about people. People in general, yes. But that does not negate that i care about the person! The biggest issue with NSO is that it comes off as not caring for the person? No! that's why... that's where AFC proves how different it really is. Is it one of two religious organizations in good standing with Baylor? Lets not stop caring.

Lastly, before I part with some vague vagueness that I always do:
I enjoy bike riding with my friends. It helps my imagination. Bike gangs, and hideouts. That's what I'm all about.

[Edit11:30AM] If this makes no sense, note the timestamp. It's just that people are scared that the plan AFC has will facilitate nothing but "organization" when we're really about caring for the individual. I guess I could have said it in 2 sentences the other one being "I'm excited!"