Camp Was My Hogwarts – Guest Blog by Jamie Cluchey
Posted on December 14, 2016 by PamThis afternoon, I was doing some pre-winter organizing and came across my “camp box” in the basement. This box — full of letters from camp
This afternoon, I was doing some pre-winter organizing and came across my “camp box” in the basement. This box — full of letters from camp
‘Tis the season for giving When you gift your daughter a season at Camp Runoia she gets…. The legacy of Miss Weiser and Miss Pond
Ah! Those days of unplugged summer are 6 months behind or ahead of us as we are deep in the busy holiday season. Merry. Joyful.
Gratitude – by Jeannie Fleming-Gifford It is here. It is the time of year when we are expected to take a deep breath and stop
I have a good life. I travel, meet interesting people and my job is never boring. Last summer I spent a weekend at Camp Runoia, celebrating its
Camp Runoia has a tradition of the losing team cheering the team who wins. It’s almost a game to see who can cheer first. Who
How grateful we are that our Camp Runoia founders were brave women who dared to venture out of their comfort zones. Pioneers of their time
Camp is unplugged. Camp is spontaneous. Camp involves free play. Why is there a daily schedule? Majors – picked weekly, allow campers to focus
Piloting a new program at camp is always interesting. The easiest part is often brainstorming in the winter months and getting everything down on paper.
Literally! Serves 4 Ingredients: 1 medium onion 2 stalks celery 2 medium carrots ¾ cup chopped green beans ¾ cup frozen spinach or kale