Camp and stuff since then





Camp was great. Probably one of the best years yet. I really enjoyed having the addition of JT. He fit in well and was fun. Eagle's Nest was a plus. Dance of Joy=Dance of Pain, Suffering, Fealings of Death. Warrior stuff= a big pain, but probably worth it (time will tell).
Been mostly preparing for Philmont and working on Eagle Project since I've been back. I'm getting hyped for Philmont. I'm a little worried that two weeks with Mr. Lochman (a very tightly-wound, anal person...but nice) could be the hardest part. There should be some interesting political debates between the extremest right-wing conservative Andrew and then the leftist Nicolas.
Today I went to the races with the four schmos, including the honorary schmo JT, and their dads. It was an Indy race, so the cars went around 210-215 miles hour. They could do a 1.5 mile loop in 16-18 seconds!! Amazing, I thought. They are also the loudest thing I've ever heard. It is so loud that your brain cannot interpret the sound, so it is just a constant wall of extremely, very, almost beyond possibility noise. But, good thing we had ear plugs. Also, it was a major cultural experience. There were so many Redneckish/WT people (not trying to insult them at all), but it was like stepping into a completely different culture that none of us had experienced in great depth or length. For instance, there was the flagpole from a camper that had the Confederate flag and the German flag on it.....yeah....kinda creepy. Also, every thing was insationably overpriced. a 24oz. can of Bud Light cost $7.50. I had a great time. It was a really awesome experience and cool race.

5 Comments:
ah, kansans....
although the german flag was probably missouri since the state is majority german heritage, especially in the east, its more french to the west, the confederate flag unfortunately is easily explained
i see rupert's name has caught on as well, sorry to miss camp, and with no group next year...
you underestimate the power of heritage. remember, once you leave the city family's become much easier to track, during my brief stays in missouri towns the occupants can trace themselves back to small bavarian towns or french woods, regardless of otherwise intelligence or culture
kansans on the other hand....
jk
oh yea, and bologna has a great autogrill, we stopped en route to milan
I like it! Good job. Go on.
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