120 Days...
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Day 18Ethan–Tonight was campfire night. We all sat around and told stories that meant something to us. I told the story about the time our parents took us camping, or tried to anyway. After one night, we ended up in a room at the closest motel. Mom said she wasn’t made to sleep on the ground with the bugs. Remember how from then on, every time we stayed at a motel, we called it camping?EvanThe next day, Sam was too busy to think about the kiss from the day before or what it meant. She was in t...he main kitchen making sure they had everything they needed for the campfire. Every few weeks, depending on what was going on and the amount of guests they had, they would plan a campfire where everyone would sit around and tell stories that held significance to them, about growing up, family or the people who meant something to them. They could talk about whatever was on their mind that day, what they wanted to share. She made sure each story was recorded and preserved for the future. She never knew which relatives would want something from their loved one after they’d passed.
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Day 18Ethan–Tonight was campfire night. We all sat around and told stories that meant something to us. I told the story about the time our parents took us camping, or tried to anyway. After one night, we ended up in a room at the closest motel. Mom said she wasn’t made to sleep on the ground with the bugs. Remember how from then on, every time we stayed at a motel, we called it camping?EvanThe next day, Sam was too busy to think about the kiss from the day before or what it meant. She was in t...he main kitchen making sure they had everything they needed for the campfire. Every few weeks, depending on what was going on and the amount of guests they had, they would plan a campfire where everyone would sit around and tell stories that held significance to them, about growing up, family or the people who meant something to them. They could talk about whatever was on their mind that day, what they wanted to share. She made sure each story was recorded and preserved for the future. She never knew which relatives would want something from their loved one after they’d passed.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M. Stratton to read onlineMoreLess
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