you don't know what it's like, you don't know what it's like to love somebody

another hectic week in connecticut... i finished directing summer camp a week ago today and it has been non-stop since then - hence my lack of posts lately. here is a pretty good picture synopsis of the week:

i worked a twelve hour day at a fundraising tournament including running a clinic for 16 first tee girls, won my club championship in pawcatuck for the eighth time, played golf at the tpc river highlands where i met my favorite pro golfer, rory mcilroy, had dinner with all of my camp co-workers, met the uconn head football coach, bought some fishies, worked in the office, taught some golf lessons, and am going out on a wonderful date tonight.

let's see what the weekend holds, especially with a state of emergency already in effect in CT for the hurricane and the barclays golf tourney already shortened to 54 holes (what am i supposed to do all weekend?!?!)

peace, love, and one-putts

climbing to the top of the chain, who is to blame, look where we are, respect is still the highest regard and this may be true, but now we are caught in the gray skies

and the black and white world never fades to grey

and we walk and we talk, we don't have no time to stop the day, that day was a wonderful day

this night is flawless, don't you let it go, i'm wonderstruck, dancing around all alone, i'll spend forever wondering if you knew i was enchanted to meet you

hey, hey we're the monkees, and people say we monkey around, but we're too busy singing, to put anybody down

now was it him who said that life is just a song?

and we'll be together, together again, taking off to the city on down

feeling lucky today, got the sunshine, could you tell me what more do I need? and tomorrow's just a mystery, oh yeah, but that's okay

the last ten days of my life...

campers during week 4

superstar Vince hitting shots next to his idol, Ray Allen

St. Clare's

Watch Hill sunset

love my hometown

with Fergie and Hideki

Stanley

week 5

i cannot believe it's already been five weeks of camp... where has the time gone? it seems like just yesterday i was scared to death of the twenty-five five to fifteen year olds who showed up on a monday morning in the beginning of july for a week of camp. they have each taught me so much, and i just hope i have instilled in them all the good i have learned from the first tee. i could not be happier with my job, and i feel so lucky to be working for such a positive organization.

so i apologize for my non-existence on here lately, but this is my 100th post, which i never actually expected to get to, so yay! i am spending such long hours at work, and then coming home every night to (sometimes late) crazy adventures with my wonderful boyfriend, so blogger just seems to take a back seat - which i guess really isn't a bad thing (as long as i have the pictures for the few occasions when i do have the hour to spend posting).

one last thing, enjoy some videos of my cute campers from the last couple weeks.

http://youtu.be/LJtPO05EBVA & http://youtu.be/mXEAO8jWBHk

it's been a long day, always ain't that right