zebras don't do backflips, i do

so i'm at camp right now, and it's kinda hard to work in the kitchen serving around 200 kids every meal. and unfortunately, unlike last year, we have very little time off. heres an example of my work day:
7:00 wake up
7:01 - 11:00 prepare, serve, and eat breakfast, and then get ready for lunch
11:01 - 12:00 occasional break, or more work, depending on the breakfast, and lunch
12:01 - 3:15 prepare, serve, and eat lunch, and then get ready for dinner
3:16 - 5:15 break
5:16 - 7:50 prepare, serve, and eat dinner, and then prepare for breakfast while also cleaning the kitchen, taking out garbage, and recycling, and then sweeping and mopping (these are also done after every meal)
7:51 -10:00 hang out in the cabin, burn stuff, cut things, take part in the activities the campers are doing that are set up by the camp, and then sleep
10:01 - 7:00 sleep

so yeah, it's a busy day. fortunately i have a sketchbook, and of course, internet, so i'm good for a while. i get back on the 24th, so i still have another week to go, so i hope i survive that long.

'til then,

Nate