Learning to Practice What I Preach
A few summers ago, I remember chatting with a group of our leadership girls as they prepared for their afternoon and evening off from camp duties. We ...
The Ties That Bind
For the first half of my life, writing was so intimidating to me. I could handle a thank you note, but beyond that, it was agony. I had no confidence ...
The Only Constant in Life is Change…
The Keystone Crew had a party last evening to celebrate the evitable changes that life has brought our way. We are thanking both Jess Wiegandt and Aar...
Do You Believe in Magic?
Do you believe in magic in a young girl's heart? How the music can free her whenever it starts And it's magic if the music is groovy It makes you f...
The Hills We Climb
I had an older friend who at age 85 made the statement, “You know, I always expected life to be interesting. I just never knew it would be as interest...
Oh, What a Night!
Traditions play a large role at Keystone, and after 106 years, we have many. This time of year we always find ourselves inundated with requests for in...
Joy in the Simple Things
Happy Fourth of July! I woke up this morning to see my beautiful red, white, and blue hydrangea in full bloom in my front yard. We are feeling more li...
Ushering in a New Era
My husband and I are heading down to Greenville, South Carolina to watch the first round of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament. As many of you know,...
WhooHoo!
It is an exciting day at Keystone Camp! We are thrilled to announce Jazz Whyatt is joining our full-time, year-round staff as an Associate Director. W...
Random Acts of Kindness
We joined with many camps across the country this week to celebrate Camp Kindness Day on July 20th. This is an annual initiative spearheaded by the A...