Holy crap are you kidding me?

Yeah it's definitely not a drysuit, just another of the suits used in any other EVA on the floor. The helmet is heavy but anybody who uses it has a blast. It's a very unique experience and sadly I worked so many hours I never had the time to try out the helmet. There's always a hope for this summer.

Stasia

Yeah I take it back- we were watching that back gate and saw people come in and out but didn't think we saw any teams. Then somebody else said she saw a few teams and we were like "oh I guess we did see teams" but in reality we really hadn't. We saw the people waiting around where the chec...

I'm so excited for that episode! I sat outside in the rain and watched a few teams come in. I also saw the cluebox and some interviewing! Of course I'd never say anything that'll give it away

Hmm, that Gwen Stefani thing went over my head

It's worth it to apply without the 60 hours because if they need counselors they may hire you anyway.

I don't know about Mach III, but to be an AA counselor you must be 21 or older- no ifs ands or buts about it. Apparently they didn't used to have that rule and young counselors had problems because of it. I personally think the counselor shouldn't be the same age as the trainees.

I'm going back this summer for my 2nd summer and if I can be of service to anybody with questions let me know.