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i know that when i worked as a day camp counselor, we would talk our campers to the nearby 7-11 for the free treat, but sometimes the boy’s division would get there before us and therefore the store would run out of cups. It’s possible that that is what happened; that camps went with the campers, especially on a hot day like today, and the stores ran out of the cups. They should however, give you the small for free then if you ask politely. Simply explain that there are no more of the free size cups left and which cup should you use instead – you can even offer to not fill the cup all the way as to compensate for the amount the free size would give you.
i have many friends who went to sternberg for many years each and loved it! sounds like a good choice
I happened to LOVE Time Bomb, I read it last year in seminary and couldn’t put it down. I usually find jewish novels not well written, but this one was incredible! I also loved A Daughter of 2 Mothers.
they could get arrested for defacement of private property and i agree with kishke 4 shabbos, how would they know it’s not tzniyus if they are not supposed to look at it anyways
I don’t think Raninu would be for you. I come from the same background as it sounds like your daughter comes from and it wasn’t for me. I would recommend Camp Dina. I went there for 2 years as a staff member and wish I had known about it when i was a camper. I had so much fun. The programs are great, there are such great girls there and the staff are really caring and loving individuals. It is an amazing atmosphere with girls from all different background: bais yaakov girls, MO girls and everything in between. It is so much fun. I know many girls of all different types (both personality-wise and yidishkeit-wise) who went/go to Camp Dina and they love it year after year. The Head Counselors are such a wonderful and caring women. It is really a great place to be. They are actually moving this year to a new bigger location which from the looks of the pictures on the website, the new camp grounds look unbelievable! Also as regards to the question that the camps have changed, most camps that I know of require you to wear nude tights or knee highs. I don’t believe though that Camp Dina requires the campers to wear them. As staff I had to, but I honestly don’t think the girls had to.