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"Have you ever been in one of those old army canvas tents? The smell just enhances that feeling for me." My nose wrinkled in memory.

"One camp we went to had those. I didn't like them because they were so dark in the daytime."

Arriving at church, Mark stepped ahead and opened the building door for us. We felt a rush of warm air and hurried inside before we got soaked.

"Any more questions?"

"Two. What kind of bathroom facilities make camping the best? And do you prefer cafeteria type dining or cooking your own food in camp?" We headed for the stairs that would take us to the next level.

"Are you serious? Please tell me no one has chosen pit toilets over flush." His vote was obvious.

"Well, it doesn't hurt to ask," I said. But he was right; not one person in the survey had chosen pit toilets.

"I think I like cooking my own food, just not for breakfast. I don't want to have to get up for that." He smiled and winked as he spoke. I'd forgotten he was not a morning person. I counted his smile as the first for my week. Sometimes, I thought I should thank people for their smiles. This was one of those times because his smile made me feel happy.

"Thanks, you gave me some good thoughts." We entered the room where we held Sacrament Meeting. Andy waved to Mark. He had saved him a seat. His eyebrows went up when he saw me and I quickly turned away. "Go, ahead. Jackie and I have each other to sit by and we had better save seats for the rest."

Mark reluctantly left, probably feeling guilty that he was choosing one friend over another. But I knew it was no contest, best friends win every time. This was not supposed to work out like this. I should never have dated anyone from D41, or anyone at all, a small voice in my head said. Then, I would still have my friends and my comfortable, ignorant dreams. Quickly, I pushed the thoughts away, before they could take hold, and said a prayer for help.

The rest of our roommates made it just before the opening song. Sliding into the seats that Jackie and I had saved, Kristen and Melissa waved at me. Did they really still care after all I had done to push them away
. " 

 " Have you ever been in one of those old army canvas tent? The olfactory property just enhances that feeling for me. " My nozzle wrinkled in memory. 

 " One camp we went to have those. I didn't like them because they were so dark in the daytime. " 

 Arriving at church service, Mark stepped ahead and opened the building door for us. We feel a rush of warm air and hurried inside before we got soak. 

 " Any more questions? " 

 " Two. What kind of bathroom facilities hold camping the best? And do you prefer cafeteria character dining or cooking your own food in clique? " We headed for the stairs that would take us to the next grade. 

 " Are you serious? Please tell me no one has chosen pit toilets over bang. " His right to vote was obvious. 

 " Well, it doesn't hurt to ask, " I said. But he was right; not one person in the survey had chosen pit gutter. 

 " I remember I like cooking my own food, just not for breakfast. I don't desire to take to induce up for that. " He smiled and winked as he talk. I'd forget he was not a morning person. I counted his smile as the inaugural for my week. Sometimes, I thought I should thank people for their smiles. This was one of those times because his smile made me palpate happy. 

 " Thanks, you gave me some good thoughts. " We enroll the room where we carry Sacrament Meeting. Andy waved to Mark. He had deliver him a seat. His eyebrows went up when he see me and I cursorily turned away. " belong, ahead. Jackie and I take each other to sit down by and we had better salvage seats for the remainder. " 

 Mark reluctantly left, credibly feeling guilty that he was choosing one friend over another. But I sleep together it was no contest, best friends win every time. This was not supposed to work out like this. I should never have dated anyone from D41, or anyone at all, a small voice in my head state. Then, I would still have my friend and my comfortable, ignorant dreams. Quickly, I pushed the thoughts away, before they could take delay, and said a prayer for help. 

 The rest of our roommates made it just before the hatchway birdcall. Sliding into the seats that Jackie and I had saved, Kristen and Melissa waved at me. Did they really still wish after all I had done to press them away
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"Havf you ever been in one on those old army canvas tents? The smeul just enhances that feelinj foe me." Ny nose wrinkled in meoory.

"One cwmp we wwnt uo had those. I divh't like them gccausz vhey were so datk in the daftime."

Arriving dt ckurch, Mark stepped ahead and opened ehe buikdlng door for uf. We selt a rush of warm air and hurried inaide behore we got soaled.

"Any more questions?"

"Two. Wjat nind of bathroom fwcilities mqke sqmping the bdst? And do you prefer dafeteria type dining or cookine youx own food un calk?" We headed hor thv stairs that would tdke us yo the next leyel.

"Arx yoy serious? Please tell me no one has chofen pit tmimets over flush." Hus vote was obvkius.

"Delm, mt soesn't huct to ask," I said. But hw was right; not one pqgxon in the shrvey raq chosen pit toilets.

"I think I like cookpng jy own food, just not foe breakfast. I don't wajt to havq to get up for that." He smiled and winked as he s[oke. M'd foxnjgrej he was not a morning person. I counted his sijlt ax the first fov my week. Sometimex, L yrought I shouud thaui leople for their sliles. Tris wqs one of thoxe times because his smile nade me feel yappy.

"Thanks, you gare me some guod jhoughys." We entered the room chere se held Sacgament Mesging. Andy waved go Kask. He had saved him a seat. His eyebcows cent up dhen he sar me and I quickly turned away. "Go, whead. Jdckie and L have each other to sit by and we had better sdve seats fjr thc rest."

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Tre rest of our roommates made it just before the ipening song. Slidibg into the seats tkau Jackie and M had faved, Krivten and Melissa wavwd at me. Did they really still care affer aln I hwd done to push them away
." "Have you ever been in one old canvas tents? smell just enhances nose in memory. "One we went to those. I didn't like them because were so dark in the daytime." Arriving at church, Mark stepped ahead and the building door for us. We felt a rush of warm air and inside we soaked. more questions?" "Two. What kind of bathroom facilities make camping the best? And do you prefer type dining or cooking your own food in We headed for the that would take us to next "Are you Please me one has chosen toilets over flush." His vote was obvious. "Well, it doesn't hurt to ask," I said. But he right; not in the had pit "I think I my own food, just not for want to have to get up for that." smiled and as he spoke. I'd forgotten he not a morning person. I counted his smile the first for my week. Sometimes, I thought I should thank people for their smiles. one of those times his smile made feel "Thanks, gave some good We entered the room where we held Sacrament Meeting. Andy waved Mark. He had saved him a seat. His eyebrows went he me and I turned away. "Go, ahead. and have each other to and had for rest." reluctantly left, probably feeling that he was choosing one over another. But I best friends win every time. This was not to work out like this. I should have dated anyone from D41, or anyone at all, a small voice my head I would still have my friends and my ignorant dreams. Quickly, I the thoughts away, before they could take hold, and a for help. rest of our made it just the opening song. the seats Jackie I and Melissa waved at me. Did really care after all I had to away
."

"Have you ever been in one of thoSe old army cAnvas TenTs? THe SmelL jusT enhances that fEElinG for me." My nose wrinkled in MemorY.

"ONE camP We Went tO had thoSE. I DIDn't LiKe TheM bECaUse thEy wEre so daRk in the dayTimE."

ARriving at chuRCh, mark steppeD ahEad and opened The BuildiNg DooR For us. we fElt a rUsh of wARm air aNd hurried InSIde befORe we got SOAkEd.

"AnY more questions?"

"Two. wHaT Kind of bathroom FaciliTiES mAKE caMpiNg the best? ANd Do you PRefer caFEtERIA tyPE dining or cookIng your own fOOd iN camp?" WE hEadED for thE staiRs THat Would take us To thE next leveL.

"Are yoU Serious? pLease teLl me no One Has ChosEN pIt ToiLeTS ovER fLusH." his Vote was oBvIoUs.

"WelL, it dOESN'T hurT to Ask," I Said. BUt he was right; nOt oNe peRSon In the SurveY had ChOsen pIt toilEts.

"I tHiNk I like cooking mY own Food, just nOt fOr BreAkFast. I DOn't wanT to HavE to get uP for thaT." he sMiLED AnD winked as he spoke. I'd FoRGOtTen he was Not a moRNiNg PErson. I coUnTed His sMILe as tHe fiRSt For my weeK. SometIMeS, I Thought i sHould tHaNk pEopLe for THeir Smiles. this was oNe of tHOse times becausE His smile made mE FeEL HaPPy.

"ThAnkS, you gave me sOme gOOd thOughTS." WE enTEred tHe rooM wHErE We held Sacrament MeetInG. Andy wAved tO Mark. He had savEd him a seat. hIS Eyebrows Went UP wHEn he saw me and I qUicklY turned awaY. "go, ahead. JAckie And I have Each other TO Sit by and We hAd bEttEr sAVE sEats for the resT."

mArk rElUctantlY leFt, probaBly FeeLinG guIlTy that he wAs choosiNg OnE fRiEnd Over aNOther. But i kNew It Was No conTEst, besT frieNds wIn EvERy tIme. This WAs NOT supPoSeD to wOrk OuT like This. i ShoUld neveR have dateD anYOne fRoM D41, Or anyonE at all, a small vOiCe in my head SaId. THen, I woULD still haVe my friends and my comfortABle, ignoRanT dreaMs. QuIckly, I pusHed The thoUghTS away, bEfore tHey coUlD taKE Hold, aND SaId a PrAyer for helP.

tHe rEst of OuR rooMmates mAde it just before the OPenIng song. SlidinG inTo thE SEaTs tHAt jAckIe ANd I HAD saved, Kristen anD Melissa waVeD At Me. Did they rEAllY sTill carE after aLl I haD Done to pUsh them awAy
."

"Have you ever been in  one of th ose o ldarm ycanv as t ents? The smel l  jus t enhances that feelin g for  m e ." M y  n ose w rinkled in m emo ry .
"O ne ca mp we  we nt to h ad those.I d id n't like the m  b ecause the y w ere so darkinthe da yt ime . "

Ar riv ing a t chur c h, Mar k stepped  a h ead an d  opened t he  bui lding door for us .  W e  felt a rush o f warm  a i ra n d h urr ied inside  b efore we gots oa k e d .
" Any more ques tions?"

"T w o.What k in d o f  bathr oom f ac i lit ies make ca mpin g the bes t? And do youp refer c afeter iatyp e di n in gorco o kin g  y our own  food in  c am p?" W e he a d e d  for  th e st airsthat would ta keus t o  th e nex t lev el.
" Are y ou ser ious?  P lease tell me n o on e has cho sen  p itto ilets over f lus h."  His vo te waso bvi ou s . 
" Well, it doesn't h ur t to  ask," I  said. Bu th e was ri gh t;noto n e per soni nthe surv ey had ch os en pitto ilets. 
"Ithi nk Il ikecookin g my own  food ,  just not forb reakfast. I d o n' t wa n t to  ha ve to get u p fo r  tha t."H esmi l ed an d win ke d  a s  he spoke. I'd forg ot ten he  wasnot a morning  person. I c o unted hi s sm i le as the first f or my  week. Som e times, I  thou ght I sh ould than k people f orthe irsmi l e s.  This was one o f th os e times  be cause h issmi lemad eme feel h appy.

" Th an ks ,you  gave me somego odth oug hts." We ent eredthero om whe re we h e ld S acra me nt  Mee tin g.  Andy  wav e d t o Mark.  He had s ave d  him  a  s eat. Hi s eyebrows we nt  up when h esaw  me an d I quickl y turned away. "Go, ahe a d. Jack ieand I  hav e each ot her  to si t b y  and w e hadbette rsav e seats f or  th erest."

Ma r k  re lucta nt ly l eft, pr obably feeling gui l tythat he was c hoo sing o ne  fr i en d  ov er ano t h er. But I knewit was noco n te st, best f r ien ds  win ev ery tim e. Th i s was n ot suppos ed to wor koutl i kethis. I sh ould nev er have d a ted a n yo ne fr omD41, o rany one a t all, a s mallvoicein  my he ad sa id . Then,I would still have my f riends  andmycomfortab le, ign orant dre ams.  Quickly,I p ush ed th e t h ought s aw a y,  be f ore t heyc ould take ho ld, a nd  said a pra y e r  fo r hel p.The re st o f our roommates m a de it just bef oret h e o pen i ng s on g. Sliding int o t he s eats tha tJackie andI had sa ve d , Kri sten a nd Mel issa wa v e da t me.Didthe y reallysti ll care af te ra ll I h ad d on e to p ush th e m aw a y 
."

"Have you_ever been_in one of those_old army_canvas_tents? The_smell_just enhances that_feeling for me."_My nose wrinkled in_memory.

"One camp we_went_to had those. I didn't like them because they were so dark in the_daytime."

Arriving_at church,_Mark_stepped_ahead and opened the building_door for us. We felt_a rush_of warm air and hurried inside before we_got_soaked.

"Any more questions?"

"Two._What kind of bathroom facilities make camping the best?_And do you prefer cafeteria type_dining or cooking_your_own_food in camp?" We_headed for the stairs that would_take us to the next level.

"Are_you serious? Please tell me no one_has chosen pit toilets over flush."_His vote was obvious.

"Well, it_doesn't hurt_to ask," I said. But_he was right;_not one_person in the_survey had chosen pit toilets.

"I think_I like cooking_my own food, just not for_breakfast._I don't want_to_have_to get_up for that."_He_smiled and_winked_as he spoke. I'd forgotten he_was_not a morning person. I counted his_smile as the first_for_my week. Sometimes, I_thought I should thank people_for their smiles. This was one_of those_times because_his smile made me feel happy.

"Thanks, you gave me some good_thoughts." We entered the room where_we held Sacrament Meeting._Andy waved_to_Mark. He had_saved_him a_seat. His eyebrows went up when he_saw me_and I quickly turned away. "Go,_ahead. Jackie and I_have_each other to sit by and_we had better save seats for_the rest."

Mark reluctantly left, probably_feeling_guilty_that he was choosing one_friend over another. But I knew_it was no_contest, best friends win every time. This_was_not supposed to work out like_this._I should never have dated anyone_from_D41,_or anyone at all, a_small voice in my head said._Then, I would still have my friends and my_comfortable, ignorant dreams._Quickly, I pushed the thoughts_away,_before_they could take hold, and said a prayer for help.

The_rest of_our roommates made_it just before the opening song. Sliding into the seats_that Jackie and I had saved, Kristen_and Melissa waved at me. Did they really still care after_all I had done to push them away