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I will probably never forget my first impression of the eight year old boy who suddenly decided to point to me and began shouting to me his intricate riddles in hopes to outsmart me. After really thinking long and hard (no, honestly I really tried) he told me his brilliant answers, and from then on he became my sidekick/best friend. Of course, I was rest assured it was meant to be, because upon splitting up into color groups for competitions, he was the first to be called into my group.

The children constantly remind us that they’re so happy to be here, and that gives me motivation to wake up in the morning and go to camp with a smile on my face

Nothing or nobody's comments will affect me in a negative way during this experience. Every day I turn around to my teammates and I say, "we’re in Hayasdan," and this was only day 2 of 5 more weeks.

As part of the ongoing Azadamardig Campaign to raise money to aid veterans of the Artsakh war still dealing with combat injures. A special edition tee has just been released.