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Offline Melina

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« on: August 22, 2004, 05:40:58 pm »
Hey, I'm from Arkansas, so it's almost natural I camp a good while. It was just me, my brother, my mom, her boyfriend, and his 4 year old daughter. Friday was a good night. I didn't swim because it's just a little bit cold (even for the galliwampus!'<img'> and otherwise I didn't feel like it in the river. The night ended kind of early. My brother is an 18 year old coward and a human so he had to sleep in my tent. but Saturday night got kind of cool. I heard a panther (or could it have been a wampus?) scream and my brother got scared. Then we heard coyotes and he got really worked up. What's his problem? All this wild stuff is just the fun of camping. If it was a scorching hot night I would have just slept on the beach and watched the bats and the stars. I don't know why I made this, but I just like to camp. I live with my dad, and my mom has weekend visitation rights for every other weekend. My brother is out of category, but some times he'll come along to.
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« Reply #1 on: August 22, 2004, 10:35:20 pm »
Sounds like you had a great time! I love camping, a bunch of us get together 4 or 5 times a year and go up in the mountians or down by the river behind my house. Sometimes it just feels great to get away from the modern world for a while '<img'>
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« Reply #2 on: August 22, 2004, 10:50:11 pm »
*nods*  I used to camp a lot too, but eventually completely lost the desire too thanks to a certain member of the family's inability to go camping without bringing a hockey mask (*grumbles*).  Still, it's nice to know there's at least somewhere in the U.S. where you actually can go camping. '<img'>

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« Reply #3 on: August 26, 2004, 09:03:13 pm »
It's a whole lot funner when my aunt Sarah or Annah and my uncle Bull(nicknamed, can't think of real one right now) comes along. Sarah divorced my old uncle Mark and he was a really good to camp with.... he used heroin, marijuana and possibly a little crystal meth that triggered the divorce. Everyone knew by simple little clues that he did that stuff. After he called my mom a black witch is possibly the thing that cut the cords.  Ah... oh well... what's best is best. He used to be cool but now he's just a paranoid drug head. Let's stop talking about my old uncle. When more people come to camp, the funner it is. The people next door to the lot doesn't own the beach, my uncle Bill does. Should I chunk their signs such as "Ava Beach - Private - "? That's Bill's Beach since it formed. We show all the hopitality we can to allow them to swim at the beach, in the 5 feet where it's fun and not their 2 feet deep crap that they own. Ah.... oh well. I want to know a better solution to the problem. Any suggestions?
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« Reply #4 on: August 26, 2004, 09:45:48 pm »
Glad you enjoyed it. I recently went camping myself (one of 3 times this summer) last weekend. It rained hard the first night to the point where the tent was saturated and water began to seep in forming a small pool in the one corner.

The second night was clearer, bu very cool. I had to sleep in my clothes just to keep warm. Still, I always have a wonderful time going camping places. There's always plenty to do, and the outdoors is very refreshing. Sometimes I go alone, and other times I might have some other people come along. Either way, I enjoy it. Gets me away from this computer and helps me not think of the boring work week.  '<img'>
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