By Alexa Romano, Bunk Palm Court Pioneer Days started with breakout. Breakout was on Thursday. It was awesome. We were put on teams, the red clowns, blue daredevils, green sideshow, and yellow acrobats. The first day was relay races at … Continue reading →

By Alexa Romano, Bunk Palm Court A regular day at Timber Tops is going to first period, then second, and so forth, but today we had a “fake-out.” A fake-out is when the staff dresses up in the colors that … Continue reading →

By Lauren Chmara, Bunk Palm Court This morning, August 2, my bunk woke to a strange awakening. It sounded like horns, loud groans, and screams. As my whole bunk sprinted out of the bunk and started to move with all … Continue reading →

By Emily Derby, Bunk Mandarin For the Seventh Grade trip, We went to New York. It was a fun bus ride and it was only 5 hours. First, We went to Six Flags, The Great Escape. It was a great … Continue reading →

By Junko Cohn, Bunk Palm Court and Daliah Bernstein, Bunk Mango When you get thirsty, you usually reach for water. But not this time! This time you will reach for two completely different drinks: iced tea and lemonade! Once these … Continue reading →

By Natalie Levy and Shari Wigrizer, Bunk Lemon and Jenna Pavucek, Bunk Palm Court Besides activities, the most fun thing about camp is friends! Friends are very fun to be around. You are never bored with them. You don’t have … Continue reading →

By Shari Wigrizer, Bunk Lemon and Jenna Pavucek, Bunk Palm Court In Olympics we have breakout, they usually have cool ideas, like underground civilizations! We have four teams, blue, green, red, and yellow. Each team has its own song! We … Continue reading →

By Molly Barnett and Junko Cohn, Bunk Palm Court Ever bored with watching the same TV shows over and over again? Do your kids ever get bored with the same old shows like Hannah Montana or Phineas and Ferb? Well, … Continue reading →

By Daliah Bernstein, Bunk Mango Olympics breakout is the start of Olympics. CAs plan the breakout. This year’s breakout was people holding up torches leading us up Lily Lane to the tennis court. Up on the tennis court there were … Continue reading →