If I Weren't a CentriKid Staffer, I Would Be a ...

Obviously, being a CentriKid staffer is the greatest job ever! I mean, who wouldn’t want to play games, hang out with kids, and teach kids about Christ? Most, if not all, staffers will tell you that serving with CentriKid Camps has changed their lives. But we all can’t be a staffer forever. With that, I posed a statement to some of our staff, “If I weren’t a CentriKid staffer, I would be a…” Here is what they said:

-          A survivalist trainer like Bear Grylls—Ricky Platt

-          A whale trainer at SeaWorld—Hannah Hoover

-          A professional ice cream tester—Allyson Wicker

-          A ballerina—Kathryn McCutcheon

-          A pro coloring book colorer—Kelsey Sneed

-          Tinkerbell—Nicole Wood

-          A superhero—Will Ward

-          A Disney princess—Chloe Vanlandingham

-          A pediatric nurse—Anna Jones

-          Willy Wonka—Ashleigh Piper

-          A professional football player—Kacey Campbell

-          A snake milker or an elementary school teacher—Caroline Boswell

-          A professional mascot or Captain of a cruise ship—James Ingram

-          A stunt double for Captain America—Kyle Brown

-          A CIA operative—Daniel Teague

-          An ice cream girl—Laura Register

-          A professional skydiver—Megan Hall

-          A professional tennis player—Justin House

-          A back-up singer for Josh Groban—Ginny Lou Henley

-          A professional ice dancer—Jordy Tippins

-          A Gap employee—Kara Rhodes

-          Professional channel surfer—Jeremy McCullough

-          Sonny’s waiteress—Bethany Pappas

-          An actress on the Disney channel—Kristin Cox

-          The guy that builds sets for the challenges on Survivor—Jeremy Echols

-          A professional photographer—Meredith Teasley

-          A writer and illustrator of children's books and discipleship for kids books—Mary Carlisle

-          A Crime Scene Investigator—Jessica Herrell

Clearly, we hire folks with high aspirations and creativity. What would be your dream job?

 

Jessica Herrell, Department Intern, has a Physical Education degree in real life. Another of her dream jobs is to be a Physical Educator in an elementary school. Jess posts lots of games on the blog, so check them out to find some you can use.