The long awaited and much dreaded last day of camp (machaneh) has arrived, and everyone is sad about it. This morning at breakfast, four weekers ate with their friends for the last time for a while. Second session-ers tearfully helped pack up the luggage of their friends who'd be leaving. Counselors (madrichim) hugged their campers (chanichim) before watching them drive away, over the bridge. While the last day of machaneh is always sad, we know that we will see many of the four weekers' smiling faces again next summer. This session has been a spectacular one, and we are very excited to begin a new one on Tuesday! We will have a new Communication Specialist (someone different than originally planned!) who will be your new voice of Galil. That means that, sadly, this is my last post. It's been an honor to write for all of the friends and family of Galil, and it's been even greater to hear so much wonderful feedback from many of you. I hope that I've fulfilled any expectations that you may have had for the blog this summer. Next session, I will be working with the Tzophim (post-seventh graders), which I am very excited about. I have faith that next session will be just as great as this session, and that our new Comm. Specialist will be just as informative as you'd hope. Thank you all again, it's been a pleasure!
Lehitraot,
Eve Haklay
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