After the storm...

Ukrainian Language Refresher

Prosto sexualniy...sho sho? Prosto smajniy... sho sho?















































'Ukrainian Gothic'

miy ciiiiinnnnn!

limbo competition



















nick concentrating reallyyyy hard on his newly acquired skill... knitting.



















fishermen
















the sweetest puppy i've ever seen... other than levi, of course.

Andriy with those damn drums



















the ozero



















curtis with his ukr haircut














competitions

More Survival Camp

Discussion time













My Ukrainian Ivana Kupala wreath













My group of Ukrainian students with our camp symbol













time for din-din

Graduation

Graduation ceremony in the town square













Singing the national anthem













the parade back to the school

Our 11th formers getting their awards














Some of the 11th former's parents walked around with the traditional bread and salt, which are both important in Ukrainian culture. Bread represents Ukrainian hospitality and "the salt symbolizes friendship, an eternal friendship that will never sour because salt is never corrupted by time therefore, never loses its taste."













A Ukrainian event isn't a Ukrainian event without dancing.

Camp Survivor 2007

The Carpathian Mountains













Kels, Ira and me

Drying our clothes after being ultra-hutzel and washing them in the river














On our way to Ivano-Frankivsk














Camp Counselors

On top of Hoverla, the highest mountain in Ukraine















































Camp Survivor 2007