Winter camp

It was December. Your school said they'd let you go in November, and they really did! Here comes fun, parties, New Year's, and... WHAT!? Winter camp!?

Mom suddenly decided you absolutely had to go to winter camp. You tried to refuse, but it was all over. The camp was already paid for and there was no turning back. You were leaving the day after tomorrow, and you had one day to prepare.

You packed all your things and headed to the bus. You got on and took off. It was a terrifying seven-hour ride! But you finally arrived. You were met by the woman who worked there as the director, and four counselors stood by her. The director began explaining the rules.

"Welcome to camp! I'm Linda, the director of this camp. Now I'll tell you a couple of rules you must follow. First: boys and girls live in separate buildings. No one visits each other! This is your second home, so it must be tidy. After breakfast, your counselors go from room to room and check. We don't go outside the camp grounds alone; be sure to warn and ask the counselors' permission! We're a close-knit family here, so we don't fight or argue. Follow the daily routine:
8:00 - Wake up
8:30 - Exercise
9:00 - breakfast
10:00 - room check
10:30-13:30 - active rest
1:30 pm - lunch
14:00-16:00 - quiet hour
16:00-17:00 - swimming pool
6:00 PM - Dinner
20:00 - candle
10:00 PM - lights out
Now, please divide into teams: girls to the left, boys to the right. Meet your counselors and proceed to your buildings. And remember, today, instead of the pool, there will be a disco to celebrate the opening. The same will happen on the last day. Until next time!