C O U N S E L O R A P P L I C A T I O N
R U L E S
1. Anyone can apply for counselor spots, even players not in the game proper.
2. One counselor character per player.
3. There will be a maximum of 15 counselors. At least five of those must be adults
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Still, Junior is still harbouring that bit of resistence of this control, and instead of actually looking through all the profiles of vacancies his father had put together, he did his own search. If he was going to have to do work experience instead of enjoying his summer break, at the very least he would make sure it was somewhat fun, i.e. not consisting of him sitting in stuffy office signing papers all day.
As luck would have it he managed to stumble across the wanted notice for camp councillers, and after a long debate with his father, where he argued that if he couldn't keep a bunch of kids in line there was no hope for him in a real seat of power, he permitted to take the job. All and all he has been trained for a long time to lead, he would work well as an authority figure. On the other hand he's still young himself so could still have a lot of fun with kids, not just act as a stern stick in the mud.
One roleplay sample: Darn it, it really is scorching out today. Still, no better weather for summer fun, just remember to put on sunblock today everyone. We'll list off activities at breakfast and you guys just put your names on the sign up sheets. This may be busy but it's WAY better that sitting at a desk in an itchy suit in an office where the air conditioning was bound to be on the fritz.
Remember also today we're having our mid-day nature hike, so make sure your packs are ready, we're leaving right after lunch. Oh and while I know you'll be very tempted to go leaving trails of food on the paths, don't. We don't need any other creatures turning up and raiding the mess hall thank you very much, or worse yet have a repeat of what happened yesterday in cabin five. Even if it was kinda funny those girls thought they going to catch something off that raccoon-...Damn, stop it! It's not funny at all! And besides, I KNOW Dad will have someone keeping tabs on me. I don't want to go home to a month long session of wizard invoice stamping.
And one more thing: any clever little comments about what is on my forehead or in my mouth will result in that individual being confined to their cabin during morning activities by the lake and will thus miss out on swimming and canoeing fun. That's the only warning you get so I suggest you keep any jokes to yourselves.
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