
I just got back from camp. Guess what? I found out I like camp! I wonder why I refused to attend as a child… if you want to see why I had such a great time CLICK here or on the screen grab after the jump you can watch my video of the Camp Blogaway weekend.
Of course, it’s probable that I liked this particular camp so much because it was food blogger camp. So in a lot if ways I was in my element. But still, I am not what I’d call a joiner by nature. I don’t go on tour group vacations. I don’t take classes and I don’t read self-help books. I don’t like spectator sports and I won’t hold your place in line if I’ve never met you before. I am fiercly loyal to those I love (and I have heard) I am hard to get to know. Some people think this makes me a curmudgeon (or worse yet a snob!). But really I am just kinda shy. If it’s possible to be an extroverted introvert, that is exactly what I am.
But this was a celebration of community. The foodblogging community. Which is a community that has become important to me. So I broke out of my shell a bit. So much of what we do as bloggers is solitary. I gotta say I enjoyed coming out from behind the keyboard and getting in touch with my inner joiner. I am glad I did too because this weekend was more than just a chance to meet my fellow bloggers. There were serious learning opportunities too.
Heck Sup! even took a stab at cake decorating. Not something I ever thought I’d take part of. Here is a sample of my handiwork. I broke a few of the standard rules in my design as you can see. Thanks to La Fuji Mama for the great photo. It may be the only example of colored frosting you will ever see at Sippity Sup!
Like I said there were plenty of serious topics covered at CampBlogaway. The presentations on Recipe Writing, PhotoShop and SEO were particularly useful to me. But I am going to leave the details of all of those moments to the other campers. Most of them are better at explaining the technical stuff than I will ever be. Instead I am going to present the kind of material I am good at, and that’s the silly video moments!
So I hope you will take a minute and watch the video I put together of my weekend in the woods. CLICK here or on the screen grab to the left. My thanks to the other campers who provided images for this video. In fact here are links to the whole darn group! Please toddle over there and tell them Sippity Sup! sent ya! GREG
Untitled from Greg Henry on Vimeo.
- Blogcatalog.com
- Bunkycooks
- California Table Grapes
- California Walnuts
- Casa de Weigand
- Celtic Mommy
- Champagne Sundays
- Chefdruck Musings
- Cherry Creek Designs
- Christine Cooks
- Cindy Epstein Food Styling
- Cook and Be Merry
- Created by Diane
- Daydreamer Desserts
- Doable And Delicious
- Earthbound Chronicles
- Eat Repeat, Mandy’s Meals
- Fabulous Food Finds
- Family Fresh Cooking
- Food Bloggers Unite!
- Food Fanatics Unwashed
- Fork Fingers Chopsticks
- Frosted Fingers
- Half Hour Meals
- In Erika’s Kitchen
- Inspired Ingredients
- Just Foodies
- La Fuji Mama
- Land O’ Lakes Recipe Buzz
- Lentil Breakdown
- Life On Plan B
- Lindsay Olives
- My Luscious Temple
- My Man’s Belly
- Nestle Kitchens
- Onionista
- Over The Hill And On A Roll
- Project Foodie
- Reebecki Supergirl
- Rustic Garden Bistro
- Sac Foodies
- Savour Fare
- Shockingly Delicious
- Sippity Sup
- Stetted
- Small Pleasures Catering
- Stockpiling Moms
- Sur La Table
- Tastestopping
- Teenie Cakes
- There’s a Newf in My Soup!
- This Mama Cooks!
- What’s For Dinner
- Wilton
- Worth The Whisk
- YumKid
- Zespri Kiwifruit
Definitely the best way to cool yourself on a summer… Even if it’s not summer. Cheers!
I love that this post automatically brings me to summer which means we get to have great drinks like Tequila Sunrise 🙂
This makes me want to be back on the Costa Rican beaches. I love this drink-it was one of my first cocktails that I made back in the college days. I agree with lovefeast that silver tequila is better. Great post!
I’ve never been a huge fan of tequila for drinking either. I like it in marinades. But you have educated me a bit on this classic.
Ooh, I love a good tequila sunrise-your photo makes me want one!
I love silver tequila and am not a fan of mezcal…it’s too smokey. I personally like silver tequila with a squeeze of fresh lime, a splash of simple syrup and glass rimmed with salt! This simple margarita is the sign of summer to me!
~kristin
That Tequila Sunrise drink would be perfect to sip in your beautiful backyard by the pool. The weather is great for lounging!
I agree with Wicked Noodle. This makes me want it to be summer already. I just looked at the clock and it looks like it’s happy hour. Cocktails anyone?
wow, i hope i get to have you make me a couple of these someday. i love a good tequila sunrise and truly prefer them while in warm/hot temps. nice writeup.
Your post means summer’s coming. Love it!