How To Make A Breakfast Sandwich: By Bertie McCrea

Breakfast sandwiches are yummy and an essential to any morning breakfast as they are easy and quick to make

Ingredients: Cheese Bacon Two eggos

Step 1 : defrost your eggos by placing them in the toaster

Step 2 : heat up a pan on the stove while eggos in the toaster

Step 3 : place eggos on the pan

Step 4 : put cheese on eggos and place a cover on the pan to ensure the cheese melts correctly

Step 5 : balance bacon on top of cheese on the eggos and place the cover back on the pan and wait

Step 6 : when you can see that the cheese has melted place other eggo on top of the cheese and bacon covered eggo

Step 7 : remove eggo from the pan and plate it

Step 8 : eat eggo sandwich and enjoy

Step 9 : do your dishes cause savannah makes you

Drying Things By: Orin Gartner

When you are drying things you want them to be dry. The problem with that is that the air, the wind and the sun doesn’t dry your stuff in time for the next day of kayaking. I like to do it a little bit different. I put everything but my rashy on the hooks. I like to spread the things out to make it easier to dry. I put the rashy by a fan to make it dry. In the morning the rashy/base layer will be dry. This should be more comfortable to put on than when cold and wet.

Blog Week 2: By Brayson

I believe candy is essential for keeners. I can not physically survive on other food types. I am extremely glad about going to Walmart. At Walmart I bought a ton of candy about 20 dollars worth of it. Personally my favorite was sour patch kids. The other food groups are not necessary in a keener diet. I also think peach gummies are really yummy. The candy gets me ready to start my day.

How To Know If There's A Chipmunk In Your Cabin: By Chloe

To find a chipmunk in your cabin, you don’t have to look too hard. When you leave, the chipmunk comes out and explores through the kitchen. When you come back, it scurries to the underside of the refrigerator.

To know if there’s a chipmunk in your cabin you have to look/hear two things. You must first look for the bushy tail somewhere and must listen for the claws walking across the floor in the morning. (Yakistan has now accepted that there will be a chipmunk living in here with us for these three weeks!) Good luck finding this new roommate In your cabin and make sure to close all your food at night and during the day, especially your Nutella. Thank you and remember chipmunks may be cute but when you have to chase them around your cabin they might not be so cute anymore…

The Panic of Forgetting to Write Your Blog: By Pascal Fels

Monday: You see your name on the list for Friday. You have so much time to write it. No need to start right now.

Tuesday: Friday is forever away. You will for sure remember to start before Friday morning hits. At least thursday. You will start Thursday. Wednesday: You glance at the schedule for the blogs and shrug it off. You’ll start tomorrow. Thursday: You totally forget. You’re off doing all sorts of different things. The day is wild. Evening comes around, everyone’s in the thunderdome when Savanna yells “Remember blogs are due tomorrow!!!” You panic. You pull out your phone as fast as you can to start as fast as you can. Remembering as all the days of the week flew by while you were procrastinating. It’s too late. You manage do fumble something onto your phone. You promise yourself to not let it happen again next week. But little did you know, the power of procrastination is against you.

Pushups: By Miles

Although pushups are a great way to exercise everyday.

There is a better way. 

Pushups bring pain. 

Without enough gain. 

After I finish my first. 

They just get worse. 

After every time I’ve sworn.

I just get more worn. 

Every time I’m late. 

Pushups seal my fate.

I’m just so scared. 

And not really prepared.

I’m sure this will never stop.

But at least I fought

Risk vs Reward: By Ian Cieslak

Risk vs reward is a way to decide whether to do something based on the risk and how rewarding that thing is. For example, in kayaking we have easier rapids that have a lower reward. With this, we also have harder and typically scarier rapids that have a higher reward. By reward I mean how much stoke you will have by doing whatever it could be.

So how do we decide? I feel with low reward easy rapids there are just simple and nothing to be worried about but you should still be humble when you’re done and you don’t have the most stoke ever. With a higher reward harder rapid you have to make a real decision. For this you should scout and find the dangers of the rapids and where not to be. Decide if you are confident to miss the hazards that could be deadly. Then this, if I run this successfully will I have stoke? Will I be proud? Will I improve? These are all difficult yet good questions you should have answered but in reality the decision is up to you and only people can encourage you to not or to do something. You make the final decision by walking away or doing whatever it is.