#summercamp

Sul-Sul and a warm Honeydew-Welcome! ↟𖠰˚⋆☀︎

This is Camp HoneyWood, the summer camp that's essential in providing adventure, storytelling, friendship, wonder, and of course, FUN for kids near and far!

[no cc] build

turn bb.moveobjects on

please do not re-upload as your own*

place Tray Files in [Tray Folder]

as stated above, EXTREMELY PACK HEAVY

full views & packs below ↓

⋆✴︎˚｡⋆ 50x50 & 64x64 tray files: Patreon (free btw)

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*if you don't have most of the packs below, I'm sorry b/c I never thought it would be so many, so do what you gotta dooo ♡ - AA & OR will be the most important*

side note, omg in all my yrs playing, I never knew how tedious, seriously landscaping, for a 64x64 would beeee ˙◠˙ wheww...not sure if I would do that again lol

“hey yo’ ladies what’s up? How’s the bracelet making going?” Dozens of heads swirl as your boyfriend jogs over — adorable frizzed black roots sticking to his forehead slick with the effort from the game. A sight you’d frequented from his athletic games throughout the year, normally he’d both fumble to card his hair back and tuck the frizzy mane into his headband. The girls peppered answers get cut off by loud swigs of water getting drowned in that bobbing Adam’s apple of his. Eijiro’s deep rosy eyes cutting a glance at the nearest friendship bracelet before the water bottle fully leaves his lips. He prods a fat finger at the nearest friendship bracelet, “hey that looks great! I love the colors!” “thanks! Counselor N/N taught me this new one,” the girl holds up her twirly bracelet, “it’s called a spiral staircase bracelet and it’s surprisingly easy!” the pipsqueaks attention is solely on her new proud bracelet creation, but your boyfriends eyes slid over to yours as your tongue prods the edge of your gums fighting off a smug face. and a creeping flush dusts the bridge of Eijiro’s, lightly crooked, nose. “is that so?” he asks, pearly sharp canines flashing against his lower lip as his mouth pulls tight into a smile.

“N/N is pretty good at the whole bracelet making thing —“ “Yeah I bet she could teach you a thing or two!”

Continental Drifter by Kathy Macleod. First Second, 2024. 9781250813732. 218pp including an afterward, photos of Kathy and her family, and comics that she drew when she was a kid.

Kathy and her older sister Jennie grew up in Thailand where they were raised by older parents (their dad is a retired US soldier, their mother a Thai businesswoman). They attended international schools where they were educated in English. Their family also spent some summers in Maine with their father's family.

A lot of the book is about Kathy not feeling like she fit in, no matter where she is. It also explores the way her family didn't talk about the past and so often kept their feelings from each other.

Some people thought Kathy's dad was her grandfather. In Thailand after friend's brother told her she wasn't American, Kathy started to look forward to going to Maine, where she would be attending summer camp for the first time. (She also started keeping a diary as she began her countdown to the Maine trip.) In Maine, though, she and her family were clearly different from those around them. Despite a group of loving relatives there, it wasn't always a great experience. But camp wasn't a complete and utter disaster, either.