"OKAY, EVERYBODY!" blares the PA system, as campers and counselors scatter back to their cabins after breakfast. "TIME TO MAKE CAMP CEDARCREST LOOK ITS BEST!"
Ms. Martin's voice has that slightly frantic note in it that it gets when she talks about the board's visit; you can hear it even through the tinny amplification of the speakers.
There aren't any regular activities this morning: no archery, no swimming lessons, no arts and crafts. The only activity is to clean up Camp Cedarcrest so that the board of directors will be impressed.
Which is kind of the opposite of fun, but it's what you want to do. It's what you need to do, if you want Camp Cedarcrest to stay open. How are you going to get your campers to eat their metaphorical vegetables?