Another multi-part story!  What was supposed to be a bit of straightforward titillation ended up as a narrative-driven story with gaining as a major theme but not the only one.  Story of my life, at this point. This took me way longer than I thought it would, but I'm happy with how it came out, and I hope it was worth the wait between "The Not-So-Thin Blue Line" and this one. (I actually finished this story before "Waste Not Want Not", but this one got caught up when a friend of mine promised to proofread it and then ended up being super busy until today.)

Synopsis:  Bill is an overworked and overweight accountant who, after suffering a nervous breakdown at work, goes on a three month vacation at the insistence of his boss.  She also insists he go somewhere without cell phone reception, so he's not tempted to try to work on his break, and suggests Camp Utanidi.  Although hesitant at first, with the help of his charismatic cabinmate, Roy, and the friendly inhabitants of the camp, he starts to open up and relax.  But with the dining hall being all-you-can-eat and all his new friends eating big every time they eat go together, Bill starts to worry he's going to be doing more than one kind of personal growth on his vacation.