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February, 2012

Gems from the Kitchen

Posted by Kristen Raven on Feb 29 2012

My first summer as a kitchen director at LLYC doesn’t seem like that long ago-  I still remember the feel of that small, hot kitchen as I wrote the list of tasks on the board each morning.  I was working at Singing Hills, where I was a newcomer, with three brand new lady-cooks and a [...]

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MOG at Home

Posted by Kristen Raven on Feb 22 2012

The word MOG might conjure up any number of images in your mind- an amphibious vehicle used in WWII, a gene in the human sequence, maybe a mysterious swamp-monster…  If you’ve been a guy at Echo Valley in the past few summers, however, it means something really special. Each morning at camp, the boys and [...]

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LLYC L-O-V-E

Posted by Kristen Raven on Feb 15 2012

  It’s become a classic staff-week word to the wise: Don’t start a relationship while you’re at camp. “It won’t last,” they say, “and everything will seem different when you get back to the REAL world.” For a few brave couples, however, that camp sparkle never wore off. Brandon Hill and Kimberly (Pearson) Hill met [...]

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Why do you come back to LLYC? (part deux)

Posted by Kristen Raven on Feb 08 2012

This week’s post is a mid-winter shout-out to the Shout-out King himself, Nich Hearn. Nich’s been on staff with LLYC for a good few years, and part of his longevity has got to do with his capacity for encouraging others. In the summer, each morning’s staff meeting includes a few minutes reserved for what we like [...]

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Why do you come back to LLYC?

Posted by Kristen Raven on Feb 03 2012

Over the next few weeks I’ll be highlighting some of our current and past staff members that have been returning to LLYC year after year, summer after sweltering summer, and asking them to explain how God keeps drawing them back. This week I talked to Paige, a college senior from San Antonio who has been [...]

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