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Stuart, or Princess Peach as he wanted to be called, was in my hogan. He was a very energetic kid, but really didn't like any of the other kids in the hogan, so that caused him to be by himself a lot , which didn't help the energy problem. his first day was a little rocky, and he came to me and talked to me about it...
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his first day was a little rocky, and he came to me and talked to me about it. he really wanted to make friends at camp, and he wanted to know how i did it. well, i said, first you have to introduce yourself to everyone. make yourself known that your nice and friendly...
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