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Monthly Archives: August 2008
The Simon Says Game
At the camp I was at, there were speakers. Since the camp was a church camp, it focused on talking about the Bible, God, and stuff like that. To do that, they would invite a guest speaker each year to the camp to talk about it. This year’s guest speaker, I found out, was some [...]
The Shampoo Mystery: Part 2
continued from part 1. “You! You did it!” Ben screeched, pointing a stubby finger at me, nose scrunched up, causing his glasses to be raised higher on his face. “You put shampoo in my shoes!” “What?” I said, anger rising, “No I didn’t! What makes you think that?” “You LAUGHED. You LAUGHED! You LAUGHED, because [...]
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The Shampoo Mystery: Part 1
It was an enjoyable day at summer camp, and I was busy sleeping when everyone else was outside, doing archery, riding horses, or swimming. They were spending the two hours of free time like it was money, but I like to relax. It was the summer after all. After taking a brief nap, I climbed [...]
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A Lazy Day
It was a glorious day at the camp I was at. It was comfortable enough, with the sunshine blazing in. it was free time, the only time in a day where all the kids could go do whatever they wanted to do. Freedom was such a glorious thing. There were many attractions on the camp, [...]
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Opening Ceremony Fun (Poem)
The clock is ticking down, The crowd is going wild, And we all know the reason why: The countdown has begun. 10, 9, 8, 7. The lights of the drummers flaring bright. 6, 5, 4. The numbers slide in. 3. 2. The audience screams. 1.
An Olympic Opening Ceremony
On August 8th, 2008, I saw the opening ceremony of the 2008 Beijing Olympics, and I must say, it really was a Olympic-level opening ceremony. Two-thousand and eight dancers prancing around the stadium, giant firework footsteps rampaging around Beijing, a huge LCD screen, enormous scrolls rolling out, Tai-Chi performers in perfect circles, and a human [...]
Destroy the Egg
It was the first time I was going to a camp; the first camp I had ever been to. And I was there. The place was called Camp Buckner, and it was a strange little place northwest of Austin, TX. It had been a long five hour drive from Houston, but we had finally arrived. [...]
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Confusion or Unluckiness (AKA a Sleepover)