Printed in the Boston Globe:
"Remember the carefree, simple joys of summer camp? The smell of a campfire, ghost stories under the stars, races to the raft, archery lessons, and friendship bracelets. Flushed from the sun and weary from the day's activities, you'd slip into your cabin bunkbed and fall fast asleep. And wake up early the next morning, bright and eager to do it all again. Those were the days, and you can live them again with your own kids..." See full article