Introducing Camp Autostraddle XI

Hello, beautiful humans who are now officially invited to sign the f*ck up for our eleventh A-Camp event in beautiful Ojai, California!

After four years and seven A-Camps at Alpine Meadows in the San Bernardino Mountains and two A-Camps in Wisconsin, we went back to the Southern California coast last year and boi are we glad we did. From the four varieties of berries served at breakfast to the sprawling swimming pool and the orange grove providing us all with serious Photo Backdrop Game, A-Camp X was undoubtedly our best camp yet.

So we’re keeping the dream alive this year.

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What Is A-Camp?

A-Camp, an idea I had in the middle of the night about eight years ago, is aย manifestationย of this website in three entire dimensions, mixed with a dash of old-fashioned summer camp goodness and an infusion of conference-style programming. A-Camp is workshops, panels, classes, meet-ups, discussion groups, crafts, activities and performances designed to inspire, educate, entertain, build community, and make you laugh. It’s aย chance to support Autostraddle, be kids again, and make new friends forever โ€” and it’s been wildly successful, with the waitlists to prove it. We’ve held spectacular A-Camps in April 2012,ย September 2012,ย May 2013,ย October 2013,ย May 2014,ย June 2015,ย June 2016,ย October 2016,ย May 2017ย and May 2018.

A-Camp has created much-needed community and safe space for LGBTQ women, non-binary and other trans folksย from all over the world. It is a queermonormative refuge from the burning hellfire of our current political climate. It’s a space to let go and have fun, while also strengthening our commitment to resistance and community care.

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When

7:00 PM June 5th – 11:00 AMย June 10th

On June 5th, we’ll be running shuttles from LAX to the campsiteย from 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM. Registration will open at 4pm on the 5th, dinner will run from 7-8 and opening ceremonies commence at 9pm. On June 10th, shuttles will leave camp for LAX at 10:30 AM, and we ask all campers to hit the road by 11 AM.

Where

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Just 90 minutes from Los Angeles and right outside of Ventura, Ojai isย a “charmingly hip wine mom of a town” and a popular weekend escape locatedย at the foot of theย Topatopa Mountains.ย Our campsite is a secluded retreat nestled into the Ojai hills, offering fresh mountain air, a peaceful wooded setting, and so much more: we’ve got two swimming pools with waterslides, basketball and tennis courts, softball fields, a gorgeous chapel, two libraries, two teaching kitchens, three arts & crafts rooms, a secluded treehouse and meditation platform, an adventure course, climbing wall, outdoor amphitheaters, an orange grove, a rec lounge with pool and ping-pong, and multiple lodging options to ensure everybody is comfortable, happy, and ready to have SO MUCH FUN.

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Who?

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You weirdos! At past A-Camps, half our campers have beenย over 25 and half under 25, and they’ve come from all over the world. Usually 50% of our campers are new and 50% are returning. Although initially created as a space specifically for lesbian, bisexual and queer women (cis and trans, of course!), A-Camp now also welcomes non-binary people and trans men.

Also:ย Us! We are headed up by A-Camp Directors Marni Kellison & Kristin Russo, and in order to give you the broadest range of programming possible, we’ve got a staff-to-camper ratio of about 1:6, with volunteer staff members mostly drawn from Autostraddle the website.

Diversity & Inclusion

In order to best serve the needs of our diverse community, we also have five leadership positions addressing specific camper populations.ย Abeni Jones is our C.U.T.I.E. (Consultant/Coordinator Undertaking Trans Inclusion & Experiences), and Lex and Alyssa are ourย Accessibility Co-Coordiantors.

Theย QTPOC Speakeasy, headed up by Mackenzie McDade and Carmen Phillips and built up by all our QTPOC staff, celebrates the diversity of our group with frequent activities and community spaces specifically for QTPOC campers. We also prioritize people of color (as well as trans women) for Camperships. In 2016, we launched the Arts & Resistance Fundย through Fractured Atlas (a non-profit technology company that allows non-commercial art-related projects like ours to be supported through grants and tax-deductible donations without having to maintain a 501(c)(3) status), a project exclusively dedicated to providing camperships to queer artists of color.

We’ll also have designated go-to staffers for Sober campers and Newbies.

How Much?

Only $795 Totalย or $159/night!

  • 3 healthy meals/day and snacksย (with options for vegans, vegetarians, gluten-frees, and so forth)
  • 5 nights accommodation inย cabins sleeping 12-19 people
  • 100+ย programming options: crafts, panels, workshops & adventures
  • A dedicated staff with a staff to camper ratio of 1:6
  • 5ย Nightsย of Stellar Entertainment
  • Kickass swag bag with your A-Camp tee and other cool goodies from indie and queer businesses.

pricing breakdown

This site is significantly more expensive than our previous sites, and the cost has gone up since last year as well โ€”if we adjusted the cost proportionately, this campย would cost $1,604 per person.ย We are doing our best to keep costs low so that camp is as accessible as possible to a diverse array of campers, but the truth is that last year we profited literally $5 per early-bird-tuition camper โ€” yes, that’s right, I saidย FIVE DOLLARS PROFIT PER CAMPER โ€”ย and the entire website was in tumult for the rest of the year as a result.

If you’re able to pay a little more, then please donate to our campership fund.

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Accommodations

We have two options for accommodations at our new site:

cabins

The standard camp experience! Cabins sleep 15-20 people each, with 2-4 private bathrooms and showers inside each cabin, and are all within walking distance of a freshly renovated bathhouse with extra showers should you require them. There’s lots of storage and all cabins are located near each other and the main camp area.

Campus Inn

the Odyssey Hotel

The Campus Inn or The Odyssey Hotel:ย The Campus Inn has 14 hotel-style rooms on two floors, and The Odyssey Hotel has 16 hotel-style rooms on two floors. Each furnished room sleeps one or two people each and has a large private bathroom with tub/shower. Hotel/Inn guests can also enjoy a shared common area with couches and tables, as well as refrigerators for the exclusive use of guests. We’re still sorting out if it’s possible to also provide microwaves and toasters. Also, some special amenities/goodies TBD.

Your “homeroom” will be the residents of your inn/hotel, and you’ll have assigned “advisors” just like they’ve got in the bunks!

A shared room (with one roommate) is $975 per person, and a private room is $1595 (for a twin bed) or $1695 (for a queen bed). (There are only two queen bed rooms and we are reserving them for solo campers.)

Daytime Programming

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You’ll have full access to a variety ofย activities,ย workshops,ย panels,ย sports, discussion groups, classesย andย arts & crafts,ย offering a variety of tones to set for your week.

Activities offered at previous A-Camps include…

Arts & Crafts: Itty-Bitty Avocado Jewelry * Let’s Draw Wakanda: DIY QTPOC Comics * Leatherworking 101 * Dapper Collar Pins * Kinky Cross-Stitch * Coptic Bookbinding * DIY Oracle Decks * Chingona Chats and Crafts: Sacred Queer Heart Shrines *ย Look After Yourself: Self-Portraits *ย Nerdcraft * Personalized Frosted Glassware * Draw Me Like One Of Your French Girls *ย  Make A Thing: Merit Badges *ย Finger Knittin’ Good * Pit Stop: DIY Deodorant * Sexing the Collaging Cherry

Workshops: Bloody Hell V: Once More With Bleeding * Shibari Rope Bondage * How to Take Care of Each Other: Community Care in Times of Crisis * YO! A-Camp Raps! * Expanding Your Erotic Imagination * Financial Planning 101 * From Story to Screen with Jen Richards *ย Queer Astrology 101 *ย Lez Talk About Sex(ual Health) *ย Swagger 101 * Casual Sext * Feminist Improv Troupe *ย Gay Your Makeup * Bodi Posi Party

Food & Drink Classes:ย String Cheese & Boxed Wine Tasting *ย Great Grilled Cheese Bake-Off * Bitches Brew *ย Femme Brรปlรฉe * Taco Tuesday * Homemade Oreosย 

Sports, Games, Etc:ย Dana Fairbanks Memorial Tennis Tournament * Masculine-of-Center Stage *ย A-Campella * Dark Trivia * So You Think You Can’t Dance * Spice Girls Aerobics * Basketball Wives * Chair-Dancing * Self Defense 101 *ย Queerleading * Rock Yoga *ย Beyonce’s Dance Grooves *ย Canoeing *ย Pop Science Trivia *ย Mindfulness & Meditation *ย Haus of Vogue * Hogwarts Trivia

Discussion Groups, Panels & Presentations: Ally Ally Oxen Free: Making Queer Spaces Better for Trans Women *ย Queering Masculinity * Three Cheers for Sober Queers! * Hoes Before Bros: Sex Worker Kiki * Gaming, Identity and Community *ย Queer People of Colorย Politicking & Zine-Making *ย Mixed-Race/Biracial/Multi-Racial Discussion Group *ย Profesh Pantsuit Power Hour * Maybe Gayby: Baby Making and Family Creation Discussion*ย Tardy for the Party: A Coming Out Later In Life Discussion Group *ย Mountaintop Bisexual Discussion Group and Hummus Appreciation Society *ย Real Talk: Your Relationship Doesn’t Have To Suck

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Nighttime Entertainment

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Autostraddle After Dark is where our Special Guests shineย most brightly, and where you get a chance to dance your ass of in a ridiculous costume. Past A-Camp After Dark activities have included stand-up comedy from Cameron Esposito, Deanne Smith, Brittani Nichols, Gaby Dunn,ย El Sanchez and Rhea Butcher; sexy game shows hosted by Julie Goldman and Brandy Howard; the legendary Staff Reading; Talent Shows; Variety Nights hosted by Hannah Hart and Jasika Nicoleย and concertsย featuring musicians including Mary Lambert, Julia Nunes, Jenny Owen Youngs, Be Steadwell,ย Mal Blum, Bell’s Roar, Haviland Stillwell and Somer Bingham.

The last night always brings a kickass themed dance party and a performance from the legendary A-Camp Family Band,ย with lots of special guests (last camp, we had Mara Wilson doing “Dancing On My Own” and it was EPIC.)

Special Guestsย 

This is who we’ve got on board so far!

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Roxane Gay

Roxane Gayโ€™s writing appears in Best American Nonrequired Reading 2018, Best American Mystery Stories 2014, Best American Short Stories 2012, Best Sex Writing 2012, Harperโ€™s Bazaar, A Public Space, McSweeneyโ€™s, Tin House, Oxford American, American Short Fiction, Virginia Quarterly Review, and many others. She is a contributing opinion writer for The New York Times. She is the author of the books Ayiti, An Untamed State, the New York Times bestselling Bad Feminist, the nationally bestselling Difficult Women and New York Times bestselling Hunger: A Memoir of My Body. She is also the author of World of Wakanda for Marvel and the editor of Best American Short Stories 2018. She is currently at work on film and television projects, a book of writing advice, an essay collection about television and culture, and a YA novel entitled The Year I Learned Everything. In 2018, she won a Guggenheim fellowship.

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Be Steadwell

Be Steadwell is a singer songwriter from Washington DC.ย  Be believes that all people deserve cheesy pop songs-so she writes supergay music and calls it queerpop.ย  In her live performances, she utilizes looping, vocal layering and beat boxing to compose her songs on stage.

In 2017, Be sang in The Women’s March behind Maxwell and Janelle Monae.ย  The Astraea Global Arts Fund awarded Be a grant to produce her new album, Queer Love Songs.ย  In September, Be had the opportunity to open for Big Freedia at DC’s Honeygroove Festival.ย  ย  The DC Commission in the Arts awarded Be with the 2018 Artist Fellowship.ย  Be is currently touring her music and screening her film Vow of Silence internationally.

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Nia & Ness

Nia & Ness are a black, lesbian, dancer-poet performance art duo based in Brooklyn, NY. The duo met and became a couple in 2013, and founded their company in 2016. They have performed at multiple venues nationwide, sharing their work that aims at a deeper understanding of their co-reality through intense investigation of their individual identities. They premiered their first evening length work, run., in August 2017, and have been touring run. nationwide ever since. They have been keynote speakers at the 2018 FLAME Conference at Brown University, and have performed their work at schools such as the University of California Riverside, NYU, Sarah Lawrence College, Temple University, Bard College, Harvard College and more. The duo has worked with the Sadie Nash Leadership Project Summer Institute; and been featured in a 2017 BRIC TV segment, a documentary for The Advocate, and have been featured in Windy City Times, Dance Writer Australia, BRN GRL WIN, the Daily Voice, Autostraddle and on Radio Free Brooklyn. They’ve also performed at Brooklyn Pride 2017 and Harlem Pride 2018; the 2018 Ohio Lesbian Festival, The Michigan Framily Reunion, SisterSpace Festival; were recipients of the BAX Summer 2017 Space Grant; inaugural recipients of the 2018 Virginia Giordano Memorial Fund and were the winners of the 2017 National Women’s Music Festival Emerging Artist Contest and performers in 2018. This year Nia & Ness premiered their second evening length show titled home. and are currently on tour with this work! To follow them on their journey, check them out on social media @niaandness.

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Gaby Dunn

Gaby Dunn is a New York Times Best Selling author, podcaster, writer, actress, and LGBTQ activist living in Los Angeles. Her book Bad With Money came out Jan 1. Please get it.

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Brittani Nichols

Brittani Nichols is a writer, comedian, and actor living in Los Angeles. Prior to her career in television and film, Brittaniโ€™s writing could be found in various places on the internet including Autostraddle, Jezebel, Huffington Post, and Buzzfeed. Words With Girls, a comedy pilot (based on the webseries of the same name) which she created and starred, was produced as part of Issa Rae’s Color Creative TV and premiered at HBO/BET’s Urbanworld Film Festival in 2014. Brittani was a recurring character on Season 2 of Transparent and guest starred on the IFC series, Boxed In. She currently co-hosts Brand New Podcast with her neighbor and friend, Ariana Lenarsky.

Suicide Kale, the feature she produced, wrote, and starred is currently available SVOD after winning the Audience Award at both Outfest and Newfest amongst other festival awards. Some of Brittaniโ€™s most recent television writing credits include Take My Wife and Drop the Mic. She just finished writing for the second season of Strangers which will be available on Facebook later this year.

Camperships & Tuition Discounts

  • Your generosity has sent over 70ย deserving humans to A-Camp over the past six years and you’ll have the chance to make dreams come true again this year by donating to the campership fund! We take donations of all sizes, and to keep things simple, we’re pricing full camperships at $900 each. This covers tuition, shuttles, and linens.
  • You canย apply for camperships here. All campership applications must be in by February 20th, but we’ll be assessing applications on a rolling basis up until the 20th, so get yours in as soon as possible and you may hear back from us about an opportunity sooner!
  • We also recognize that as A-Camp becomes more expensive it becomes harder to maintain the diversity we require for a truly successful A-Camp.ย We encourage campership applicants who are POCย and/or trans women,ย and will have some offers for those groups specifically.

+ If you cannot attend camp without a full Campership, do not register for camp!ย Weย reserve spaces for Campershippers so you don’t need to snag one in case you become a Campershipper โ€” that’s been taken care of. If you sign up and then end up getting a full campership,ย you will not be refunded the $75 registration fee.

+ย If you have a businessย who’d like to sponsor a campership, get in touch with sarah [at] autostraddle.com. Previous sponsors have included Planned Parenthood, Glad Rags, TomboyX,ย Catalyst Wedding Co, Tomboy Toes, OUT Play,ย Sharpe Suiting,ย Kipper Clothiers,ย Scout’s Honor,ย Kreuzbach10,ย OK Cupidย andย Hannah Hart.

+ If you’re a person who’d like to sponsor a campership for a specific demographic, get in touch with cool [at] autostraddle [dot] com. In the past, we’ve had individuals donate camperships specifically for groups includingย trans women, queer people of color who need help with travel costs, Mexican/Mexican-Americans, people from small towns, and campers from overseas who need help with travel costs.

+ One time Hannah Hart donated a full campership with travel and it was so rad! If you’re a very financially comfortable famous person โ€” please do consider it!

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Okay, I’m in. What now?

If you wanna get on the saddle and trot on over to A-Camp with us this fall,ย just head over to the registration form where, for the low low price of a $75 non-refundable non-transferableย deposit, you can snag your spot. Please read the instructions carefully. You are not going to lose your spot while reading the instructions.ย Please read the instructions even if nothing seems confusing. Just read them for fun!

You’ll also have to add tuition to your cart during the registration process, but you’re not required to pay in full until April 15th. You can make partial payments up until that point. Please be aware thatย your entire remaining balance will be charged to your chosen payment method on April 15th.

For more information about airport shuttles, refund policies and other money-or-travel related questions, please read our FAQ here.

If you need to cancel, you can just log back in to the registration interface and cancel!ย QUESTIONS ABOUT REGISTRATION OR TRAVEL GO TO [email protected]. (“COOL” stands for “Coordinator of Logistics”) Please keep in mind that our COOL has a full-time job on top of her work for camp, and allow 24 hours to hear back.

For More Information

On our A-Camp website, you’ll find ourย FAQ,ย the staff and talent we’ve got on board so farย and a link toย register the hellย out of your unit.ย For more information about what goes on at A-Camp, you canย check out our recaps from past campsย and testimonies from campers about the joy of the experience. (We had to stop doing Recamps in 2016 because of the time it took, but previous camps should still give you a good idea!)ย Ultimately,ย A-Camp is whatever you make of it: every camper writes their own story. Come with your heart wide open and do whatever you want.

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Riese

Riese is the 41-year-old Co-Founder of Autostraddle.com as well as an award-winning writer, video-maker, LGBTQ+ Marketing consultant and aspiring cyber-performance artist who grew up in Michigan, lost her mind in New York and now lives in Los Angeles. Her work has appeared in nine books, magazines including Marie Claire and Curve, and all over the web including Nylon, Queerty, Nerve, Bitch, Emily Books and Jezebel. She had a very popular personal blog once upon a time, and then she recapped The L Word, and then she had the idea to make this place, and now here we all are! In 2016, she was nominated for a GLAAD Award for Outstanding Digital Journalism. She's Jewish and has a cute dog named Carol. Follow her on twitter and instagram.

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118 Comments

  1. does A Camp sell out? is it like a super quick flash sale or do I have a little time to make sure i can do this?

  2. sign up for camp and i will personally guard your lives near the awesome swimming pool and while you are on the waterslide or while you’re doing aqua aerobics or while you’re just chillin with your buds on the pool deck and sunning yourself in a queer haven. i will guard your lives.

  3. A note to anyone on the fence/not sure if Camp is a fun and cool thing: IT IS THE FUNNEST COOLEST THING YOU SHOULD DO IT!!

  4. The easy part is done. Now onto spinning the roulette of which day the UK government will have fucked up the ยฃ to $ exchange rate the least…

  5. ๐Ÿ’–๐ŸŽ‰ I LOVE registration day! I’m so excited for camp, last year was absolutely the best one I’ve been too! This location makes it feel like queer paradise emotionally and physically!

  6. Ahh I registered and am wearing last year’s camp shirt and matching periwinkle lipstick because I have no cool. Can’t wait to see everyone again!!

  7. Well, I guess I don’t feel bad for somehow missing the earlybird price last year, and paying full price.

  8. AHHHH I am going to A-Camp! I am doing it, finally, after years of wishing. I will see you all in California for the first time ever!!

  9. But also, y’all are putting out SO MUCH CONTENT today. You are superheroes, will see you at camp with a loud, shiny group of flamingos in tow.

  10. I am so unbelievably excited!

    I had a dream last night that I arrived at camp and all of the walkways were floating docks, the buildings were houseboats, and I immediately fell in the water with all my belongings…

    Now I donโ€™t *think* thatโ€™s the site layout, but honestly as long as I get some of these darn berries everyone is so stoked about, Iโ€™m good!

  11. I am so excited to be surrounded by all of you amazing humans again! The last day is a couple before my birthday, what a gift.

    • The first day is a few days after my birthday, so it is a gift for me also ๐Ÿ’œ Birthday high five!

  12. In the interest of short-circuiting the cycle of (1) “I want to do this” (2) “but what if I hate it?” (3) not signing up (4) seeing how much fun everyone had (5) wondering if it would be possible for me to have that much fun too even though I am deeply weird (6) regretting not going that I’ve gone through over the last few years…I put in a deposit!

    • RENEICE LAST CAMP WAS MY FIRST CAMP AS A SINGLE PERSON AND IT WAS, UM, EXTREMELY FUN!!!!!!!!! I AM SO EXCITED FOR YOU!!!!!!!

      …also can we bake together xoxo

      • my last camp was also my first camp as a single person and I WILL ATTEST TO IT BEING THE MOST FUN!!!

        count me in for baking with single reneice!! <3

  13. thank goodness for camperships because currently i’m so broke i have a gofundme to finally buy a couch…six months into my first lease

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  14. 6th Camp! 6th Camp! 6th Camp!

    Canโ€™t wait to be surrounded by all you wonderful queers again!! (And of course my Badlands ๐Ÿ”ฅโค๏ธ)

    • Hahaha I’m not saying I emotionally blackmailed my co-workers into me having first lunch at midday so I could register and therefore when registration wasn’t open between noon- noon-thirty PST I banged my head on the lunch table repeatedly…and then more when I finally got a break only to find it was sold out…

      …but if I start to post really weird comments you know the reason why.

      Also I need to bring in cookies for my co-workers tomorrow.

  15. Yo, I registered this afternoon at, like, 4:30 EST still at work pretending to be knee-deep in paperwork!! I can’t even begin to express how stoked I am to think of meeting you all in the mountains and sharing cool, fun adventures!! I’ve had one hell of a year last year. I first heard of A-camp while listening to Cathy Tu recount her experience on the Nancy podcast and I’ve been dreaming of going ever since!! I feel so incredibly lucky to have been available to register within the first few hours, and I am donating to the campership “feelings fund” because I have to acknowledge the privilege that allowed me to do this. All of you writers and community members have meant so very much to me this past year as I’ve questioned my way through a maze of darkness and then finally came out to myself and a few select others around me, and kind-of started a new life. I can never thank you enough.

  16. Camp roll call! Who’s going? I signed up and it’ll be my first time. I can’t wait! I’ve been hoping to go for years!

  17. I’m so excited that I signed up. It will be my first time. I almost subscribed at work, but then decided to go home and do it. At the first subway stop I saw the tweet indicating it was selling out so I got out and left the train, went up top to reserve a spot. Reserved my spot in a cold corner of the NYC subway system. Can’t wait :).

  18. Ohhw i’m on the waitlist, didn’t realise how much I wanted to go until I realised all the spots were taken ๐Ÿคž๐Ÿผ๐Ÿคž๐Ÿผ

  19. I just found out about A-Camp about 2 weeks ago and thought “Hm… this looks like fun. Maybe I’ll do this.” So now I’m officially registered and Doing This.

  20. Dang I gotta see if I can swing this in my schedule well enough to apply for a campership! It’s so close to me, but idk if I can get out of teaching class for the weekdays…

  21. So excited! Definitely dipped out of a meeting to โ€œtake a callโ€ so no one would see me entering my credit card info on the registration page. Lucky I could do that. Pink team foreverrrrr! (It will now be very awkward if I end up on a different team)

  22. Registered! I’ve been goin’ since 2008 and I am just PUMPED for those BERRIES and my FRIENDS and the ROADTRIP THERE and to just RELAX and HEAL with communities!

    • 2012! it didn’t even exist in 2008! BLESS MY HEART. I always get 2008 and 2012 because my college life was just a BLUR of queer.

  23. Excited to see ya’ll! It’ll be my 2nd camp and first time at Ojai. It’ll be Remi’s first camp, too! I tried to come when Remi was a fetus, but was discouraged by medical professionals / my spouse.

    Also, @riese, I don’t want to start you off on the wrong foot with Remi so I think I have to let you know that Remi is very upset not to be listed as a “special guest.”

  24. Waitlisted because I spent too long waffling about it. But if I get in it’ll be so awesome!

    … If I don’t make it in I’ll redirect the funds to presents for my cat and maybe go to a lesbian bar or two.

  25. OK so this is happening at my childhood camp and I can’t go because grad school but I am SO UPSET that there will be lesbians running rampant about my childhood happy place and I DON’T GET TO BE THERE FOR IT

  26. GOD I am so sad I’m NEVER going to be able to go to A-Camp! The Cali one is always during a time when my work is super busy. AND YOU HAVE ROXANE GAY THIS YEAR!!!!!!!!
    :'(((((((((((((

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