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r/summercamp•

Fun items to bring to camp

Staff or Prospective Staff Question

Hi everyone. First time posting here. I'll be a returning counselor at a summer camp in South Korea. Camps there tend to be more academically focused and indoorsy than in North America. As a counselor, I feel a duty to bring as much fun into the camp as possible.

The students don't have their phones during camp, so they're very open to trying new games and activities. What are some items that are not too expensive and that elementary and middle schoolers will enjoy? Bonus if they're useful for class activities and also for campers to play with during free time.

Things that have worked:
*playing cards *board games *juggling scarves and bean bags *frisbees

This year I'm bringing one of

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r/sailing•

Onlineropes.com has the best price on some rope I'd like to buy. The website looks legit but I can't find any customer reviews. Has anyone ordered from this site? Your input is appreciated.

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r/ADHD•

Middle-aged man here. Is anyone else on Concerta experiencing mild chest discomfort? I wouldn't describe it as pain, but more of a mild pressure or tightness that comes and goes. Like someone lightly poked you in the heart with their finger.

I took a break from the medication and didn't feel it during that time. It doesn't seem to get worse during exercise but I do feel like I notice it more when experiencing stress.

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r/ADHD•

"The chief task in life is simply this: to identify and separate matters so that I can say clearly to myself which are externals not under my control, and which have to do with the choices I actually control . . .” —Epictetus, Discourses, 2.5.4–5

Does your executive dysfunction ever feel external to you, though it's part of you. Maybe even a central part of "you"?

Does it feel like it is you that is holding you back while you are the only one who can do the thing that you can't do (because of you).

What can we control and what is beyond our control?

We can't control how difficult doing something is, whether the difficulty comes from someone else or from ourselves. We can only choose to d

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r/Living_in_Korea•

I have used Karrot (Dangeun) market to buy nearby items a few times with great success.

Using the website to search, without being logged in, gives me results for items across Korea. When I search on my app, I only see items in my geographic area.

I understand it's meant to be a local market app, but some hobby items are easier to find in Seoul, and for a great deal I wouldn't mind taking a trip to pick it up or having a friend get it for me.

Is there a way to find and message sellers in other cities on the Karrot app?

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