so my hearing aids wouldn’t get wet, but my jeans and shoes got soaked by the time we reached our cabins.
Everyone got soaked. It was fun, though. We had a wet-sock fight in the cabin.
Since it rained for the rest of the day, we spent most of the afternoon goofing off in the rec room.
They had a Ping-Pong table and old-style arcade games like Pac-Man and Missile Command that we played until dinnertime.
Luckily, by then it had stopped raining, so we got to have a real campfire cookout.
The log benches around the campfire were still a little damp, but we threw our jackets over them and hung out by the fire,
toasting s’mores and eating the best roasted hot dogs I have ever, ever tasted.
Mom was right about the mosquitoes: there were tons of them. But luckily I had spritzed myself before I left the cabin,
and I wasn’t eaten alive like some of the other kids were.
I loved hanging out by the campfire after dark. I loved the way bits of fire dust would float up and disappear into the night air.
And how the fire lit up people’s faces. I loved the sound the fire made, too.
And how the woods were so dark that you couldn’t see anything around you, and you’d look up and see a billion stars in the sky.
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