Sentences with phrase «ask camp families»

We kindly ask camp families to contribute to this shared community experience by lending tents, when possible.

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I was called upon to wonder when the well - meaning camp director's wife who knew parts of my family asked where I stood in relation to the brother who'd died, she had heard.

When asked what factors motivated them to participate in family camp, the top reasons were related to the setting and general experience rather than the camp facilities or program offerings (see Table 1 below).

Directors were asked to send the SurveyMonkey link with an emailed letter to families approximately one week after the families attended family camp.

Families were asked if their family camp experience helped reinforce good parenting.

If you ask around at the end of the season, a general consensus of your friends will say one of their best family vacations was camping.

Others show Long Island's Democratic national committeeman Robert Zimmerman of Great Neck sent an email praising a DNC spokesman, and Jay Jacobs, the Nassau County Democratic chairman, asked for White House tours for his family and, separately, for about 60 middle - school kids and staff at his camp.

i live with family because i help take care of our parents along with my sister i like to camp hunt fish bowl play pool long walks and like motor cycles if any other questions you might want to know ask me

I am a christian, love my family, camping, flea markets, yard sales, grilling out, and watching movies.I really don't know what to say, so if there is anything else just ask.

I'm loving and caring I like to go camping hangout with my kids and family and friends I like to seat around a bonfire if u want to know anything just ask me

Very active I like lifting weights, going fishin, camping, amusement parks, sporting events, hanging out with family, Hanging out at home, love music, ASK

He asked the insurance companies to open camp offices in Uttarakhand to quickly settle the claims of families who had lost their loved ones or the houses and other properties.

If your kids have already asked about the annual family camping trip, or time with grandparents, include those activities in your discussion with your co-parent.