Staff Bios: Meet Chelsea!

Name: Chelsea

 Hometown: Airdrie, AB

 Age: 24

 Hobbies/Loves: Playing Sims (She didn't answer quickly enough so this is what I've observed... But actually she really just loves children and hanging out with friends and also has a soft spot for animals.)

 Why are you at camp? "Because I love camp!:

 What do you do at camp? Program staff; running activities, cleaning urinals and going wherever I'm told.

 Favourite Bible verse: Mark 12:30 "Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your mind and with all your strength."

 If people were to describe you in one or two words what would they be? Crazy-loud, giving. 

 When you were five years old, what did you want to be when you grew up? A Veterinarian

 If you were a plant, what would you be? A Tiger Lily

 What would your ultimate care package look like? Or maybe just your favourite chocolate bar? Dark chocolate, cracker snacks, and fun sticky notes and coloured pens with a note from Mom. Hint, hint.

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