over to say that I was doing a great job, he told me that I seemed much happier and that he appreciated my attitude adjustment. All I had to do was give this job a chance and suddenly, things turned around for the better. Although, I did not get to spend much time with my friends from home during those two weeks, I ended up learning a valuable lesson instead. Life is only as enjoyable as I make it. I spent two weeks of my summer in a stuffy kitchen scrubbing pans caked with last nights meal, while five of my closest friends were selling snacks to a bunch of campers. My friends and I had decided to volunteer at a Christian camp in Wisconsin. Unfortunately , my application got lost in the mail and by the time they received it, the only job opening left was in the kitchen. Although I was upset to be working apart from my friends, I decided that working in the kitchen would not be that bad. While my friends went to the snack bar with huge smiles on their faces, I went into my first day of work with a sour attitude. Upon tying my apron I realized this job was going to be harder than I thought. We were supposed to serve meals, wait for the campers to finish, clean their dishes, wipe down all twenty-five tables, mop and vacuum the floors and put away all the clean dishes. We had to