˚ ₊ ‧ ꒰ ა ☆ 5 Year Scratchiversary Special ໒ ꒱ ‧ ₊ ˚

*intro plays*
{ black screen, starting intro:
Hey y'all
Welcome to my 5 year scratchiversary
but 1st! I have an animation to show y'all
It's literally just me crashing out…
BUT
There's a hidden clue that will give you a hint to my leader app theme and future cabin
So, look closely! :wink:
*scene fades out into animation*}

{ animation starts:

:gaspeth:
:gaspeth:
:gaspeth:
5 years of scratch
It's April 7th
Procrastination potatoes
havent even started
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
*camera moves up to crows flying away from a tree*
squid game sign briefly shown at the base of the tree}

Yo, what’s up y’all.
If you don’t know me…
Hi, I’m Vicky.
she/her
Muslim & proud
Certified SWC chaos daemon
Extreme fandom stanner™
And the local menace you never saw coming.

This project is here to celebrate my 5 LONG years of Scratch.
5 YEARS, BRO. I’ve literally been here longer than most phones survive.

WARNING: Viewer may experience confusion, secondhand panic, and emotional damage.
This is my Scratch life’s extended chaotic credits — seasoned with burnt mangoes, a lil' arson, and like… seven existential crises.
It *inhale* makes literally no sense.

If you came here for a normal, sane recap?
LMAO. Wrong link.
Go watch a TED Talk or smth.

1st ofc, I have to thank Allah (God) for everything he's given me and my family. I will never be able to thank him for all the blessings he's given us, alhamdulillah. I ask him to ease all our affairs and accept all our duas. Ameen.

Next, I gotta thank my fam — y’all are the best. I could never have made it here without you. Special shoutout to my brothers, who’ve been carrying my Scratch coding skills on their backs since day one, cuz let's be honest: coding is my villain origin story.

SO, SIBLINGS REV HAHAH

3….
2…
1…

@Illyaas4Show my oldest brother who i can never thank enough
@IBI-scrathy my middle brother
and @IdrisShow my clueless younger brother

Are they active? No.
Will they reply? Also no.
Don’t get any ideas :EYES:

To my IRL squad:
You know who you are.
Y’all have kept me sane(ish), supported my chaos, cheer leaded until the very end.
I LOVE Y'ALL!!! <333

And now to all 85 of my followers…
You are all legends.
Every one of you made this journey better.
So here's a loud, sparkly, exploding THANK YOU.


(insert here the names later lol)

We're gonna go in chronological order from oldest to newest.
Thank you @Ohuneneisbrave who i know irl, we used to hate each other, we became friend(ish), u moved away so we don't even speak anymore thanks anyways.

@Below_natural71
I am proud to say this will (finally) be a perfectly non-sappy note.
Hey tree! I have bbq ( ദ്ദി ˙ᗜ˙ ) *tweaks*
next time u drop a fnaf monologue in my pf give me a warning so i actually know how i'm supposed to reply :help:
You're awesome, stay that way.
Tysm for everything

Next i have to thank my now innactive bestie: sage @Sage_codezzz
you're the best, keep slaying <3

Next: @BlauHourglass
Fufu~
Twas on the very 30th of March 2024 we met, i poured juice into your freeze-dried brain and u chopped my writers block. Yes, Rume, Potemu and Souya are cannonest if u do say so yourself. I'll miss u forever and i miss u <3 Oya?

@sweetcakefamily
Hey Tilly! script theatron was so epic! The uk issues were so releatable tho. Even tho there a lot more British swc'ers now, between me and you we know we were the og's anyways, i don't see you around much anymore but thanks for relating with me all the time, baii!!! <3

@

˚ ₊ ‧ ꒰ ა ☆ *GUESS THE THEME HAHAHAHAHAHH* // Vicky's Leader App // July 25' ໒ ꒱ ‧ ₊ ˚

1) About Me:
Yo, what’s up! I’m Vicky—your local SWC chaos daemond at your service. *insert courtsey here*
I live in the UTC timezone, proudly repping as a Muslim girl with big dreams and fierce opinions that i like to -peacfully- convey. (Free Palestine ). Somewhere between plot twists and icing sugar, I chase ideas with wild energy and turn the ordinary into something a little more magical.

Creativity is my heartbeat, and I express it in more ways than one. I have way too many hobbies for one lifetime (but who's counting anyway? XD)—writing, painting, drawing, design and IT, baking, crocheting, kicking footballs like a legend, and being part of too many fandoms (join the stanning club :zany: ).

Whether I’m sketching dramatic characters or baking cinnamon rolls at midnight, my hobbies are basically a personality. When it comes to art, I live for it—traditional, canvases, anything I can pour my soul into. As for design and IT, catch me making aesthetic moodboards and Notion pages like it’s a lifestyle. With crocheting, it’s pure therapeutic chaos—nothing like stabbing yarn with a hook until it becomes something cute. In the kitchen, baking is my sweet escape, especially when there’s a whisk involved. On the pitch, I play football like I’ve got plot armour. And when it comes to writing, it moves with the beat of my heart—'cause I wouldn’t be here otherwise. As for stanning? I’m deep in the multiverse of fandoms—music, movies, books—you name it, I probably cried over it at 3am.

So buckle up—'cause I’m not just here to lead, I’m here to slay the house down boots and leave a trail of glitter in my wake. (PERIODT)

2) Experience:
I've participated in 13 camps in total, 4 of them being swc:

– swc march 24' / script theatron / camper
– mmap may - June 24' / the ghost team / camper
– ssc may 24' / classical / camper
– swc July 24' / tctwnw thriller / camper
– src august 24' / thriller escapade / backup camper
– scratch aspiration camp September 24' / mystery the village / camper
– scratch art camp October 24' / pencils / camper
– wuc October 24'/ sci-fi system /camper
– swc November 24' / poetry writers workshop / camper
– jwc 25' / camper / joker
– wuc April 25' / leader / fantasy: palacia of forgotten stars
– ce / May 25' / co leader / art: the studio
– UMBC / founder/host / hopefully every in-between session from now on


Let’s talk leadership—aka my villain origin story arc (just kidding… unless?)

Leading Fantasy: The Palacia was an actual fever dream of fun. I've never lead a cabin before so this gave me a lot of experience regarding expectations of a leader. From cooking up the storyline to designing merch and perfecting the aesthetic, it was like crafting a whole fantasy kingdom—and I was the chaos queen ruling it. Getting to bond with campers, set up the cabin, and bring a whole theme to life? 10/10, would do again. I regreted being a bit inactive during this camp as it did not help with progressing the storyline so i learnt to maybe be a bit more prompt with campers in order to get things done. Huge shoutout to Cat and Chocolate for running WUC like pros, and to Toko for being an absolute legend—I owe you endless thank-yous and cookies.

As for UMBC? Oh, bestie, you are not ready. We’ve got ideas. Big ones. I’m buzzing with excitement for what’s to come—and I’m low-key planning to light the whole place up (with creativity and sparkles… maybe a little mayhem too *cue evil hand rub and mischievous smirk*). I've gained a lot of skill from being the sort of founder of this idea as I've had to try and push things along to get it up and running giving me a gauge of what it's like to have to build up something from scratch.

My spark for writing started from a very young age. Being a book worm I'de always wanted to create my own worlds and go on my own adventures. It then grew to joining irl book clubs and even a creative writing group where i got my non-fiction story published at the age of 10! As i grew i developed a writing style: psychological fantasies and more; writing became a means for me to escape my own life and dive into the complexities of others. I began jotting down images from my mind, characters and worlds i'de dreamed up in my head, crafted delicately onto my page. Then came scratch writing camp, a whole new opening an inspiration for my writing, It was an ocean of different writing styles and opportunities to improve my own. I've not published many stories on scratch, around 2-3 peices i am proud to have written myself. I'm always open for new improvement as compared to many i have met, i have very little experience and am hungry for more.

In real life, my BFFs would 100% say I was born to lead. Whether it’s group projects, student council roles, sports competitions, or hosting wild talent shows—I’m always the one stepping up. Not because I have to, but because I love to. I’ve got that natural energy where people look to me when things need organising, hyping up, or just straight-up slaying. I know how to bring a team together, balance opinions, make things fun, and still get the job done like a boss. I’m the one with the vision and the plan—and the drive to make it happen. Call me the alpha, the leader, the one to trust—whatever the title, I wear it well.

3) Cabin Preferences:
I've chosen a theme of Squid Game; there is really 3 cabins i have an idea for, all of them being Squid Game tied to the theme of Squid Game:

Horror Cabin Concept: “All or Nothing”
Inspired by the first season of Squid Game, this cabin dives headfirst into the horror of human desperation and twisted survival. Campers drowning in debt will be mysteriously recruited to participate in a series of “games” — deceptively simple, until the first one begins.
Red light, green light… then bang.
Suddenly, the truth becomes clear: these games aren’t just for fun. They’re a brutal test of morality, trust, and the value of life itself. As the number of survivors dwindles, tension rises. Campers are pushed to their limits, faced with impossible choices: keep playing and risk everything for a life-changing reward, or vote to end the game and walk away—if the others agree.
Every challenge chips away at their sanity. Every alliance may hide betrayal. And every heartbeat is a reminder of the people they left behind… and whether they'll ever make it back.
Are they here to survive—or to discover who they really are in the face of horror?

Thriller Cabin Concept: “The Game Within”
This ain’t your typical scream-fest. Welcome to a world where danger is the playground and thrill is the currency. Inspired by the second season of Squid Game, this cabin twists the idea of high-stakes games into something way more enticing.
It’s not “do or die.” It’s “win or walk away with nothing.”
It’s not about survival. It’s about risking it all for the rush.
And if you don't continue? Lame. Weak.
Campers step into challenges that get bolder and stranger by the round. The games? Absolutely rigged for entertainment. The vibes? Think Thanos-level delusion meets twisted game show. Every camper’s got something to prove, and the scariest part? They’re enjoying it.
Expect chaotic dares, psychological games, and moments where you'll question if you’re still playing… or if the game’s playing you. All under the watchful gaze of that creepy doll—her eyes don’t miss a move.
This cabin isn’t about fear. It’s about that electric feeling in your chest when you choose the chaos anyway.
Welcome to The Game Within—play smart, play savage, and above all… play to feel alive

Dystopian Cabin Concept: “Squid Game: Culling Grounds”
Inspired by the last episode of season 2.
Beneath the surface of the games lies something darker. Not chaos—control. Not thrill—obedience.
In the Culling Grounds, where the games are just a curtain for the real machinery: a regime watches, commands, punishes. The Front Man’s stare isn’t just chilling—it’s systemic. The VIPs whisper and laugh behind gold-plated masks, playing gods while players lose their lives.
But cracks are starting to show.
This cabin drips with dystopian horror. Think: twisted rules, constant surveillance, fake choices. Campers won’t just be trying to win—they’ll be piecing together the rot behind the system. Who are the guards? Why do they follow orders so blindly? And most importantly… what happens when someone decides not to play by the rules?
Expect:
Games that feel like rituals
Propaganda-style announcements
Secret alliances and coded rebellion
Hidden figures watching from above
This isn’t about the prize anymore.
It’s about freedom—or at least the idea of it.
And maybe, just maybe… turning the game on its masters.
Welcome to Squid Game: Culling Grounds.
Where silence is survival—and defiance is destiny.

I'm more than happy to shape and develop the storyline or theme collaboratively with my co-leaders—I'm flexible and love building ideas as a team.

Other than that, some cabins I would not like to lead are: folklore, classics, hi-fi, regency, and westerns—beautiful in their own way, but not quite my taste.

Regarding tctwnw I'd rather not lead it because i enjoy the competitive side of swc.

4) Exceprt:
https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/808229/?page=33#post-8465332
(currently no title lol) inspired by ‘let me down slowly’ by Alec Benjamin

5) Time Dedication
On school days, I should be able to pop in for about 1–2 hours on average, depending on how the day goes. On weekends and holidays popping in for around 5 hours On school days, I should be able to pop in for about 1–2 hours on average, depending on how the day goes. During weekends and holidays, I can usually be around for roughly 5 hours, though that might vary a little. I don’t have any major upcoming commitments, just a few activities where I’d still be able to check in for around 30 minutes to an hour. If anything unexpected comes up, I’ll be sure to let you know at least 2–3 days in advance.

6) Time Management
Time management is something I’ve learnt to value more as I’ve taken on more responsibilities and tried to get a grip on my procrastination. To tell the truth—there are times where I just feel unmotivated or tired of something and don’t get things done as well or as fast as I should. But SWC is genuinely one of my top priorities (don’t worry, life > SWC ), so I don’t think it’ll be an issue. I make timetables and give myself earlier deadlines to avoid last-minute stress. I usually work well under pressure, but if it piles up too much, it can get overwhelming and affect how well I finish things—so I’m trying to get better at pacing myself too. Overall, I think I’ve gotten a lot better at time management than when I first started, or even just last year!

7) Collaboration
Call it social beanie, extrovert, star of the show—whatever label you wanna use, I’m proud to say that working with others is one of my best skills. I’m naturally chatty, open-minded, and pretty easy to get along with. In group settings, I usually end up being the chill in the storm—the one who helps smooth out arguments or bring people back on track when things get messy. I’ve been told I’m relatable and comforting, which makes it easy for people to come to me.

That said, I do have a strong personality, and if someone starts something with me, I won’t lie—I’ll usually have the last word. It’s something I’m working on, but it comes from a place of caring deeply and standing up for what I believe in. Loyalty and honesty are big for me, and I can’t stand betrayal, even in small things. I know I’m not perfect, but I try to grow from every situation and keep things real at the same time.

I’m pretty organised, full of creative ideas, and great at turning team input into something even stronger. I’m also good at distributing tasks fairly and keeping the vibe positive—uplifting the team and making sure we all thriving (SLAYING) and getting the glory we deserve.

8) One Quality
If I had to narrow it down to just one quality, it would be the ability to consistently work hard. Work hard on your group members/campers, work hard on your activities/story line, work hard on being active and constantly welcoming for everyone not just campers but co's. Without hard work and trying your best everything could literally just fall apart and that's why i personally have chosen it as the most important one. Hard work branches out to everything, it's the core to your leadership. If I am chosen to lead a cabin I would implement this by trying my hardest to be active and on top of things for example constantly adding words or totalling points in the main cabin/

9) Cabin Atmosphere
I would like to build an atmosphere of competitiveness through teamwork—maintaining unity whilst rising to the top. I don't want there to be too much pressure on the campers or co's and myself so perhaps racing for a top spot but still being contented if we don't archive 1st place.

10) Check-boxes
a) I will be able to complete both
b) nope! ^^
c) If I knew I was going to be inactive for a few days, I’d make sure to let the team know ahead of time—usually 2 to 3 days in advance. I’d also plan things out before stepping back, like handing out tasks and making sure everyone knows what to do while I’m away. That way, everything keeps running smoothly.If a co-leader was going to be inactive instead, I’d work with them a few days beforehand to divide up the responsibilities between us. As long as there’s good communication and a clear plan, I’m confident we could keep the camp on track.

11) Bonus
Before we start, can I just put it out there that way before I wrote this i'de been planning the dream house before in glee, LOL.This thing gonna EAT, watch: SO, it would be definitely ALL PURPLE with the exception of maybe black, or white. Due to my shifting aesthetics, I would have different rooms with a different style, shade and mood. I would have my own purple lambourghini (ofc it's a DREAMhouse so it would be electric -stop pollution! -) and I would also have my own motorcycle with graffiti and stuff on it. It would be from purple heaven. Ad PUH-LEASE, don't forget I would have a room for each one of my amazing besties, one of them undoubtedly being YOU! <333 Come join me, let's party togther babes.

unercornshine wrote:

˚ ₊ ‧ ꒰ ა ☆ *GUESS THE THEME HAHAHAHAHAHH* // Vicky's Leader App // July 25' ໒ ꒱ ‧ ₊ ˚

1) About Me:
Yo, what’s up! I’m Vicky—your local SWC chaos daemond at your service. *insert courtsey here*
I live in the UTC timezone, proudly repping as a Muslim girl with big dreams and fierce opinions that i like to -peacfully- convey. (Free Palestine ). Somewhere between plot twists and icing sugar, I chase ideas with wild energy and turn the ordinary into something a little more magical.

Creativity is my heartbeat, and I express it in more ways than one. I have way too many hobbies for one lifetime (but who's counting anyway? XD)—writing, painting, drawing, design and IT, baking, crocheting, kicking footballs like a legend, and being part of too many fandoms (join the stanning club :zany: ).

Whether I’m sketching dramatic characters or baking cinnamon rolls at midnight, my hobbies are basically a personality. When it comes to art, I live for it—traditional, canvases, anything I can pour my soul into. As for design and IT, catch me making aesthetic moodboards and Notion pages like it’s a lifestyle. With crocheting, it’s pure therapeutic chaos—nothing like stabbing yarn with a hook until it becomes something cute. In the kitchen, baking is my sweet escape, especially when there’s a whisk involved. On the pitch, I play football like I’ve got plot armour. And when it comes to writing, it moves with the beat of my heart—'cause I wouldn’t be here otherwise. As for stanning? I’m deep in the multiverse of fandoms—music, movies, books—you name it, I probably cried over it at 3am.

So buckle up—'cause I’m not just here to lead, I’m here to slay the house down boots and leave a trail of glitter in my wake. (PERIODT)

2) Experience:
I've participated in 13 camps in total, 4 of them being swc:

– swc march 24' / script theatron / camper
– mmap may - June 24' / the ghost team / camper
– ssc may 24' / classical / camper
– swc July 24' / tctwnw thriller / camper
– src august 24' / thriller escapade / backup camper
– scratch aspiration camp September 24' / mystery the village / camper
– scratch art camp October 24' / pencils / camper
– wuc October 24'/ sci-fi system /camper
– swc November 24' / poetry writers workshop / camper
– jwc 25' / camper / joker
– wuc April 25' / leader / fantasy: palacia of forgotten stars
– ce / May 25' / co leader / art: the studio
– UMBC / founder/host / hopefully every in-between session from now on


Let’s talk leadership—aka my villain origin story arc (just kidding… unless?)

Leading Fantasy: The Palacia was an actual fever dream of fun. I've never lead a cabin before so this gave me a lot of experience regarding expectations of a leader. From cooking up the storyline to designing merch and perfecting the aesthetic, it was like crafting a whole fantasy kingdom—and I was the chaos queen ruling it. Getting to bond with campers, set up the cabin, and bring a whole theme to life? 10/10, would do again. I regreted being a bit inactive during this camp as it did not help with progressing the storyline so i learnt to maybe be a bit more prompt with campers in order to get things done. Huge shoutout to Cat and Chocolate for running WUC like pros, and to Toko for being an absolute legend—I owe you endless thank-yous and cookies.

As for UMBC? Oh, bestie, you are not ready. We’ve got ideas. Big ones. I’m buzzing with excitement for what’s to come—and I’m low-key planning to light the whole place up (with creativity and sparkles… maybe a little mayhem too *cue evil hand rub and mischievous smirk*). I've gained a lot of skill from being the sort of founder of this idea as I've had to try and push things along to get it up and running giving me a gauge of what it's like to have to build up something from scratch.

My spark for writing started from a very young age. Being a book worm I'de always wanted to create my own worlds and go on my own adventures. It then grew to joining irl book clubs and even a creative writing group where i got my non-fiction story published at the age of 10! As i grew i developed a writing style: psychological fantasies and more; writing became a means for me to escape my own life and dive into the complexities of others. I began jotting down images from my mind, characters and worlds i'de dreamed up in my head, crafted delicately onto my page. Then came scratch writing camp, a whole new opening an inspiration for my writing, It was an ocean of different writing styles and opportunities to improve my own. I've not published many stories on scratch, around 2-3 peices i am proud to have written myself. I'm always open for new improvement as compared to many i have met, i have very little experience and am hungry for more.

In real life, my BFFs would 100% say I was born to lead. Whether it’s group projects, student council roles, sports competitions, or hosting wild talent shows—I’m always the one stepping up. Not because I have to, but because I love to. I’ve got that natural energy where people look to me when things need organising, hyping up, or just straight-up slaying. I know how to bring a team together, balance opinions, make things fun, and still get the job done like a boss. I’m the one with the vision and the plan—and the drive to make it happen. Call me the alpha, the leader, the one to trust—whatever the title, I wear it well.

3) Cabin Preferences:
I've chosen a theme of Squid Game; there is really 3 cabins i have an idea for, all of them being Squid Game tied to the theme of Squid Game:

Horror Cabin Concept: “All or Nothing”
Inspired by the first season of Squid Game, this cabin dives headfirst into the horror of human desperation and twisted survival. Campers drowning in debt will be mysteriously recruited to participate in a series of “games” — deceptively simple, until the first one begins.
Red light, green light… then bang.
Suddenly, the truth becomes clear: these games aren’t just for fun. They’re a brutal test of morality, trust, and the value of life itself. As the number of survivors dwindles, tension rises. Campers are pushed to their limits, faced with impossible choices: keep playing and risk everything for a life-changing reward, or vote to end the game and walk away—if the others agree.
Every challenge chips away at their sanity. Every alliance may hide betrayal. And every heartbeat is a reminder of the people they left behind… and whether they'll ever make it back.
Are they here to survive—or to discover who they really are in the face of horror?

Thriller Cabin Concept: “The Game Within”
This ain’t your typical scream-fest. Welcome to a world where danger is the playground and thrill is the currency. Inspired by the second season of Squid Game, this cabin twists the idea of high-stakes games into something way more enticing.
It’s not “do or die.” It’s “win or walk away with nothing.”
It’s not about survival. It’s about risking it all for the rush.
And if you don't continue? Lame. Weak.
Campers step into challenges that get bolder and stranger by the round. The games? Absolutely rigged for entertainment. The vibes? Think Thanos-level delusion meets twisted game show. Every camper’s got something to prove, and the scariest part? They’re enjoying it.
Expect chaotic dares, psychological games, and moments where you'll question if you’re still playing… or if the game’s playing you. All under the watchful gaze of that creepy doll—her eyes don’t miss a move.
This cabin isn’t about fear. It’s about that electric feeling in your chest when you choose the chaos anyway.
Welcome to The Game Within—play smart, play savage, and above all… play to feel alive

Dystopian Cabin Concept: “Squid Game: Culling Grounds”
Inspired by the last episode of season 2.
Beneath the surface of the games lies something darker. Not chaos—control. Not thrill—obedience.
In the Culling Grounds, where the games are just a curtain for the real machinery: a regime watches, commands, punishes. The Front Man’s stare isn’t just chilling—it’s systemic. The VIPs whisper and laugh behind gold-plated masks, playing gods while players lose their lives.
But cracks are starting to show.
This cabin drips with dystopian horror. Think: twisted rules, constant surveillance, fake choices. Campers won’t just be trying to win—they’ll be piecing together the rot behind the system. Who are the guards? Why do they follow orders so blindly? And most importantly… what happens when someone decides not to play by the rules?
Expect:
Games that feel like rituals
Propaganda-style announcements
Secret alliances and coded rebellion
Hidden figures watching from above
This isn’t about the prize anymore.
It’s about freedom—or at least the idea of it.
And maybe, just maybe… turning the game on its masters.
Welcome to Squid Game: Culling Grounds.
Where silence is survival—and defiance is destiny.

I'm more than happy to shape and develop the storyline or theme collaboratively with my co-leaders—I'm flexible and love building ideas as a team.

Other than that, some cabins I would not like to lead are: folklore, classics, hi-fi, regency, and westerns—beautiful in their own way, but not quite my taste.

Regarding tctwnw I'd rather not lead it because i enjoy the competitive side of swc.

4) Exceprt:
https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/808229/?page=33#post-8465332
(currently no title lol) inspired by ‘let me down slowly’ by Alec Benjamin

5) Time Dedication
On school days, I should be able to pop in for about 1–2 hours on average, depending on how the day goes. On weekends and holidays popping in for around 5 hours On school days, I should be able to pop in for about 1–2 hours on average, depending on how the day goes. During weekends and holidays, I can usually be around for roughly 5 hours, though that might vary a little. I don’t have any major upcoming commitments, just a few activities where I’d still be able to check in for around 30 minutes to an hour. If anything unexpected comes up, I’ll be sure to let you know at least 2–3 days in advance.

6) Time Management
Time management is something I’ve learnt to value more as I’ve taken on more responsibilities and tried to get a grip on my procrastination. To tell the truth—there are times where I just feel unmotivated or tired of something and don’t get things done as well or as fast as I should. But SWC is genuinely one of my top priorities (don’t worry, life > SWC ), so I don’t think it’ll be an issue. I make timetables and give myself earlier deadlines to avoid last-minute stress. I usually work well under pressure, but if it piles up too much, it can get overwhelming and affect how well I finish things—so I’m trying to get better at pacing myself too. Overall, I think I’ve gotten a lot better at time management than when I first started, or even just last year!

7) Collaboration
Call it social beanie, extrovert, star of the show—whatever label you wanna use, I’m proud to say that working with others is one of my best skills. I’m naturally chatty, open-minded, and pretty easy to get along with. In group settings, I usually end up being the chill in the storm—the one who helps smooth out arguments or bring people back on track when things get messy. I’ve been told I’m relatable and comforting, which makes it easy for people to come to me.

That said, I do have a strong personality, and if someone starts something with me, I won’t lie—I’ll usually have the last word. It’s something I’m working on, but it comes from a place of caring deeply and standing up for what I believe in. Loyalty and honesty are big for me, and I can’t stand betrayal, even in small things. I know I’m not perfect, but I try to grow from every situation and keep things real at the same time.

I’m pretty organised, full of creative ideas, and great at turning team input into something even stronger. I’m also good at distributing tasks fairly and keeping the vibe positive—uplifting the team and making sure we all thriving (SLAYING) and getting the glory we deserve.

8) One Quality
If I had to narrow it down to just one quality, it would be the ability to consistently work hard. Work hard on your group members/campers, work hard on your activities/story line, work hard on being active and constantly welcoming for everyone not just campers but co's. Without hard work and trying your best everything could literally just fall apart and that's why i personally have chosen it as the most important one. Hard work branches out to everything, it's the core to your leadership. If I am chosen to lead a cabin I would implement this by trying my hardest to be active and on top of things for example constantly adding words or totalling points in the main cabin/

9) Cabin Atmosphere
I would like to build an atmosphere of competitiveness through teamwork—maintaining unity whilst rising to the top. I don't want there to be too much pressure on the campers or co's and myself so perhaps racing for a top spot but still being contented if we don't archive 1st place.

10) Check-boxes
a) I will be able to complete both
b) nope! ^^
c) If I knew I was going to be inactive for a few days, I’d make sure to let the team know ahead of time—usually 2 to 3 days in advance. I’d also plan things out before stepping back, like handing out tasks and making sure everyone knows what to do while I’m away. That way, everything keeps running smoothly.If a co-leader was going to be inactive instead, I’d work with them a few days beforehand to divide up the responsibilities between us. As long as there’s good communication and a clear plan, I’m confident we could keep the camp on track.

11) Bonus
Before we start, can I just put it out there that way before I wrote this i'de been planning the dream house before in glee, LOL.This thing gonna EAT, watch: SO, it would be definitely ALL PURPLE with the exception of maybe black, or white. Due to my shifting aesthetics, I would have different rooms with a different style, shade and mood. I would have my own purple lambourghini (ofc it's a DREAMhouse so it would be electric -stop pollution! -) and I would also have my own motorcycle with graffiti and stuff on it. It would be from purple heaven. Ad PUH-LEASE, don't forget I would have a room for each one of my amazing besties, one of them undoubtedly being YOU! <333 Come join me, let's party togther babes.