This is me when I talk about my campers to other people. đđđ
https://twitter.com/skyatlantic/status/965907723937308672
Hahahaha! So funny! Jonâs faceâŚ
(Love your pet dayâŚ)
This more or less lines up with the series and The Pink Rose.
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Pairing: Haymitch Abernathy x readerÂ
Word count: 3,019
Warnings: televised death, hetero relationship, cuddles, dirty talk, piv sex, trauma response, panic attack, memory of assault
Katniss and Peeta had been in the arena for four days now. That they had made it four days astounded many and made it that much easier for Haymitch and [Y/n] to drive any doubt the sponsors had away. The only problem left was that Peeta and Katniss didnât stick together. [Y/n] couldnât understand it. First Peeta had declared his feelings for Katniss on a Panem-wide broadcast and then he joined the very group of careers who wanted to kill Katniss.
âThereâs only one winner,â Haymitch had said to her on more than one occasion. It still didnât make sense.
[Y/n] and Haymitch had a scheduled lunch soiree with several of their current and potential sponsors. Due to this, Effie allowed them to skip a public breakfast and just keep up with the Games from the comfort of the District 12 penthouse. [Y/n] was grateful for this brief break from schmoozing with the very people she despised- the Capitol Elite.Â
Her body was so used to waking up early, she physically could not stay asleep no matter how much she wanted to. She put on a robe and slippers over her small nightgown. At the end of the hall, she stopped when she heard the voice of Caesar Flickerman giving an update on the previous days highlights. She then noticed Haymitchâs salt and pepper curls sticking out above the couch. She walked over and plopped down next to him before cuddling into his side and resting her head on his shoulder.
âMorninâ Sweetheart,â he said before kissing the top of her head. His gaze never left the screen.Â
Noticing his seriousness, [Y/n] sat up and followed his eyes, âDid something happen?â
âNot yet. Peeta and the Careers are camped out under the tree Katniss climbed. Peeta convinced them to âwait it outâ instead of them tryinâ to shoot her,â
âShoot her?â
âYeah, that District 1 girl has the bow and arrow,â
Oh. The weapon that wouldâve benefitted Katniss was a tree height away and she couldnât get it. The camera suddenly cut from the Careers to a little girl who had climbed up a tree adjacent to where Katniss was beginning to stir. The young girl- Rue- was only 12 years old and from District 11. The odds were completely out of her favor. [Y/n] wondered whose idea it was for Rue to get close to Katniss. Rue was the same age as Primrose and that was bound to be a weakness for Katniss. [Y/n]âs mind began to wander until she heard Caesar say âtracker jackersâ. [Y/n] and Haymitch now watched intently as Katniss evaluated the hive of lethal, genetically engineered wasps. If Katniss were stung, she would experience intense hallucinations; or if stung enough she would not survive the encounter.
âWhat the hell is she doing?â Haymitch said with an elevated voice and slight tone of concern.
âOh hell⌠is she- sheâs gonna drop it on them!â [Y/n] didnât know why she panicked, but she knew Haymitch saw this as a stupid risk where Katniss could be stung too.
Sure enough, as Katniss used her knife to saw the tree limb, the tracker jackers became aware of her and emerged from the hive. One found her leg first, another her neck, a few more her hands. Finally, the limb dropped and crashed to the ground in the middle of the camp where Peeta and the Careers slept. Katniss already looked out of sorts and the group below screamed in terror at the tracker jacker attack. They completely abandoned their site, forgetting their belongings and forgetting Katniss to run for the water. The camera tried to get a glimpse of everyone before a cannon sounded- and then a second one. The female tribute from District 4 had been stung too many times. The second cannon was the female from District 1- the girl with the bow and arrows. [Y/n] and Haymitch were stunned to silence. In a few short minutes, Katniss indirectly caused the death of two other tributes and managed to evade the others trying to kill her.
âWell⌠not what I expected to see before breakfast,â [Y/n] said quietly.
Haymitch put his arm around her shoulders and said, âItâs not over; letâs see what else she does,â
Katniss stumbled down the tree, almost falling about halfway down. Her torn pants displayed the large purple welt on on her knee that had started to ooze a green tinted pus. The District 1 girl was swollen beyond recognition from head to toe by the time Katniss got to her. Using all the strength she could muster, Katniss ripped the bow and arrows off the girlâs lifeless body. Katnissâ face contorted into something of fear- she was undoubtedly hallucinating.
âPoor kid; I donât envy whatever sheâs seeing,â Haymitch mused sadly.Â
Suddenly, a noise came from the nearby brush and out jumped Peeta with a spear.Â
âShit,â [Y/n] said with a flat tone.
âKatniss! What are you still doing here?â Peeta hissed at her- he began to prod her with the handle of the spear, âAre you crazy? Get up! Get up!â he began to yell at her, âRun! Run!â
Katniss was absolutely hallucinating. Peeta finally got her up and shoved her forward to get her moving. He was trying to save her from the returning Careers.
Haymitch threw his hands in the air as he and [Y/n] watched Peeta shove Katniss away into the brush. Katniss stumbled into the plants and down the nearby slope before passing out. Her body was still except for the rise and fall of her chest. After a moment of stunned silence that no doubt resonated across Panem, Rue entered the screen. She tiptoed to Katnissâ body as she looked around for anyone else.Â
Rue used all of the strength her body could muster and dragged Katniss into a hidden area, âDonât worry, Iâve got you,â
*Â *Â *Â *Â *
âSo, how do you feel about Miss Everdeenâs newest ally?â Plutarch asked as he poured himself a cup of tea.
âWell, sheâs an interesting choice thatâs for sure,â Haymitch said before plucking a finger sandwich into his mouth.Â
âI think what Haymitch means to say is that we never discussed the possibility of Rue or Thresh as allies because we were busy prepping them to go into the arena,â [Y/n] interjected.
Plutarch chuckled, âDistricts 11 and 12 have historically been allies given how poorly theyâre treated. Even after Rue made the salve for Katnissâ stings and Katniss shared her burn medicine, one would imagine theyâd had some sort of conversation,â
âWhatâs your point?â Haymitch asked with suspicion.Â
âWhy do you think dialogue between Katniss and Rue was never aired?â Plutarch challenged.Â
[Y/n] studied her nail as she thought about it, âThey were talking about home, they were discussing their struggles,â she said without looking up.
âPrecisely,â Plutarch nodded, âNow, we know better than most what goes on in other districts and I know what the tributes discuss when they take a moment to sit down,â
[Y/n] and Haymitch nodded as they tried to recall conversations theyâd had with other tributes in the arena.
âSo again, whatâs your point?â Haymitch asked, voice laced with suspicion.
Plutarch chuckled, âMr. Abernathy, Ms. Bellwood, how much have you heard about the resistance going against the Capitol?â
âOnly that it exists- I might know a few, but not what theyâre up to,â Haymitch said.
[Y/n] took a deep breath, âThey operate quietly out of⌠wellâŚâ
Plutarch and Haymitch looked at [Y/n] while she contemplated what to say next. Had she said too much? She let this information slip and she didnât even know if she could trust Plutarch. He was a Gamemaker- how could he be considered trustworthy at all? When it seemed as if [Y/n] wouldnât say anything more, Haymitch placed his hand on her knee to comfort her.Â
âI understand your hesitance Ms. Bellwood; youâve been burdened with knowledge that shouldnât have been shared with you,â Plutarch said, âBut youâre not wrong, the resistance is alive. And itâs looking to build. Itâs currently in adolescence, but it needs to grow up- and fast,â
Haymitchâs hand gripped [Y/n]âs knee harder; concern had him on edge and it radiated out of his hand âWhat happened to make you approach us?â he asked with suspicion.
âThe Girl on Fire has sparked some controversy in the outlying districts. Her strength resounds and the sparks just need some oxygen to turn into flames,âÂ
[Y/n] sighed and chuckled softly, âYouâve really taken a shine to the fire angle,â
Plutarch smiled, âYou wouldnât be the only Victors involved; or people involved in the Games directly,â he pulled a small copper plate from his pocket, âDonât lose this,â
He squeezed each side of the plate and a small camera opened on one side; he started the camera and looked into it saying, âThe Capitol is a dictatorial plague and I am for the resistance,â
Plutarch squeezed the sides again and handed it to Haymitch, âPress the button on the back,â
Haymitch did as he was told and a small image of Plutarch projected from the camera and played back what he had said to it.Â
âI hope that convinces you enough- Iâm giving you this in good faith and wholeheartedly ask that you donât lose it,â he smiled grimly.
[Y/n] placed a hand on the table and looked at him, âI appreciate you coming to us for this; weâll discuss and get back to you tomorrow?â
Plutarch nodded in agreement, âThank you for joining me, and donât worry, President Snow doesnât have cameras in here. One of the perks of being me,â as he walked about, he stopped at the door and half turned towards them, âMs. Trinket was right- you two are a handsome couple,â he left them in stunned silence.
âHandsome. Couple. Effie said that?â Haymitch asked aloud.
[Y/n] kissed his scruffy cheek, âYou know sheâs an emotional romantic,â
Back at the penthouse, the District 12 crew watch the end of day summary for the Games. Haymitch and Cinna marveled over Katnissâ use of the tracker jackers, while Effie and Portia pondered Peetaâs decision to join the careers and what that would do for his image. [Y/n] picked at her food and pondered the conversation sheâd had with Haymitch and Plutarch. Was she supposed to tell Haymitch how much she already knew? Should she introduce him to her contacts. Why didnât she already know about Plutarchâs involvement?
Standing up, she drew the attention of the table, âIâm going to bed, I have an early start tomorrow,â
The group wished her goodnight; everyone but Haymitch who sensed she wasnât being completely honest. Once the dinner ended, he made his way [Y/n]âs door and knocked softly.
âCome in,â
âI thought you had to wake early tomorrow?â he smiled
âWell why did you come to my room then?â [Y/n] snapped playfully.
Haymitch walked up and wrapped his arms around her midsection. [Y/n] smiled softly at the goosebumps that rose at the touch of his warm skin. She watched the content look on his face in the mirror as she gazed into the glass.
âWho was winning the staring match before I interrupted?â
[Y/n] scoffed with a smile, âProbably my reflection,â
Her cheeks flushed as she studied Haymitchâs strong arms around her.Â
âWhatâs so funny?â he asked at the sight of her smile
âOh nothing,â she sighed before slowly pressing her rear backwards and moving it side to side.
A quiet groan came from his throat, âTell me,â he whispered, âWhat do you want?â
âI want you to make me feel like you did the morning of Reaping Day,â
âYou mean the part before Effie interrupted us?â
âYes- but donât be so gentle,â
âOh?â he said with a small grin. Haymitch put one hand on [Y/n]âs waist turned her around and pushed her against the wall, âDefine: not gentle,â He ducked his head down, leaving trails of warm kisses up and down her neck.
[Y/n] bit her lip before letting out a soft sigh, âI want- mmmm,â Haymitch began kneading her chest, âHaymitch- I want you to fuck me, like youâll never see me again,â
He moved his hands up and placed one on each side of her face, bringing her to him. This kiss was different than others; it was filled with want and need. Appreciation mixed with desire and intention spread about them. He parted their lips by mere millimeters and whispered into her mouth, âLet me know if I cross a line Sweetheart, itâs about you this time,â
[Y/n] melted as her smile kissed him again. Their lips and tongues danced together as she pulled Haymitch closer. He moaned into her mouth and trailed his hands down her body, leaving a line of heat. He lifted the skirt of her dress until it was bunched up at her hips. [Y/n] moaned into his mouth as he used his fingers to run warm circles between her legs. She could feel how wet her lace underwear was.
âHaymitch, I need your cock inside me,â her hips ground into his fingers before she jerked away to remove her underwear. As soon as she did, Haymitch had already removed his pants and briefs. He grabbed [Y/n]âs rear and lifted her so she could wrap her legs around his waist. He used the wall and one hand to hold her up and the other to aim his tip towards her entrance.Â
He looked into her eyes, âAre you ready?â
âIâve been ready,â she smiled mischeiviously.Â
He slowly lowered her down until he was fully sheathed inside her. They softly moaned simultaneously. He put his other hand back to her rear and carried her across the room. He laid her down on the bed, carefully so not to remove himself completely. Once they were both lowered, he moved his hips back and forth; starting slow but gradually building speed and force.Â
âGoddammit Sweetheart,â he said through gritted teeth.
âOh my days!â her back arched up and Haymitchâs name softly emerged from her lips.
Both of them mildly concentrating on not being too loud, a symphony of quiet moans, sighs, and âI love youâsâ passed between them as their bodies entwined. Haymitch could feel [Y/n] tightening around him and took that as a sign to keep up what he was doing. He felt himself reach the edge of his ability to contain himself. Trying to keep himself together for her, Haymitch placed one hand on her shoulder and stroked the front of her neck with his thumb, âI needed this,â he groaned softly.
Those three words. [Y/n] felt the blood drain from her face and a knot formed in her throat. She gasped and shoved Haymitch off her before nearly jumping from the bed. Haymitch stayed frozen on the bed, utterly confused at what had just happened. Heart dropping to his stomach, he reached towards her- hovering inches from her back, he recognized the reaction. It was too similar to what happened when she awoke from nightmares of the Games. The Games he understood, but this was different. This was something else completely. [Y/n]âs hair parted over her shoulders with the movement of her sobs. Haymitch suddenly noticed a raised edge at her hairline. He couldnât figure out how heâd never noticed it, but suspected alcohol had a hand in that. Looking closer, he realized that the raised edge was a healed scar shaped like the letter P.
[Y/n] sat on the floor and continued sobbing quietly. Haymitch held out the blanket and she quickly wrapped herself in it. Haymitch put his briefs back on and sat cross-legged and at arms length. He placed his hands on the floor palms up and watched her with a pained expression on his face. He breathed deeply through his nose and out his mouth, creating an audible rhythm for [Y/n] to hear.
[Y/n] kept hearing the phrase in her head over and over again. I needed this. I needed this. I needed this. She replayed the memory of a pair of hands stroking her neck and pinning her down. Shaking and unable to breathe, she tried to focus on Haymitchâs breaths. Her heart pounded in her ears and it took all the strength she had left to change her breathing pattern in an attempt to match Haymitch. Barely moving her gaze, she saw his hands between them. She reached her trembling hands out and gently placed them on his. Haymitch didnât move, but continued to watch her with worry building inside him.
They sat for several minutes, hands touching and bodies moving only with each inhale and exhale. With her brain almost clear enough to put a simple thought together, she closed her hands around Haymitchâs fingers.
âIâm sorry,â she whispered.
âSweetheart⌠[Y/n]... I donât know what youâre sorry for,â he cleared his throat softly, âBut I have a feeling itâs not a bit your fault,â
[Y/n] crawled forward and curled up in his lap. She leaned into his chest and he felt her tears slowly drip down his body, âCan I hold you?â
âYes,â whispered softly.
âDo you want to talk about it?âÂ
She nodded her head ânoâ.
âDo you need to talk about it?â
âNot now,â
âIâm here, Sweetheart. Iâm here for you,â Haymitch slowly rocked their bodies back and forth. He kept his body still, soft, and calm. As a Hunger Games Victor, he recognized a response to trauma like a star recognized the sky. He and [Y/n] had taken turns calming each other after nightmares for years. Liquor kept him calm and warm now and for years before her. But this was different. This wasnât a flashback to the same singular death-defying moment. This was⌠something repetitive.
He lifted his chin so she wouldnât feel his jaw clench as rage flashed across his face: Who hurt her?
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I might have actually been successful for once... I've been a camp counselor for 4 years and part of summer camps for 10 and I finally got someone to consider it! All I had to do was play the "Pacific Northwest Card" LoL
Some of my favourite Wanda looks and sitcom themes from past episodes! Gonna miss hearing âpreviously on WandaVisionâ but definitely not gonna miss yelling at the screen when âplease stand byâ pops up lol. Now EXCUSE me while I continue SOBBING about the finale
This movie is gold!
So I killed. So I maimed. So I destroyed one innocent life after another. Arenât I a human being? Donât I yearn and ache and shop? Donât I deserve love and jewelry?Â
Joan Cusack as Debbie Jellinsky in Addams Family Values (1993)
Yes. This is me. My campers usually learn by Wednesday that if they wake up before my alarm goes off they can take a buddy to the bathroom, read quietly, or go back to sleep!
Pairing: Haymitch Abernathy x readerÂ
Word count: 954
Warnings: reference to danger, anxious/fear/PTSD response, implied history of abuse/assault
Here's a little filler action to move the story along. â¨#Backstoryâ¨
The day had come. The 74th Annual Hunger Games. Katniss and Peeta attempted to mentally prepare themselves to go to the arena. After Effie said her goodbyes, [Y/n]- flanked by Haymitch- approached them. [Y/n] smiled in an almost motherly way and Haymitch crossed his arms and looked them over.
âAny final words of advice?â Peeta asked.
[Y/n]âs face turned serious, âWhen the gong sounds, get away from everyone- donât stick around and risk getting caught in that mess. The Cornucopia will be a bloodbath and youâll need to find water and somewhere to situate yourselfâ.
âAnd after that?â asked Katniss.
âStay alive,â Haymitch said. Everyone knew he was serious this time- there wasnât a hint of sarcasm or humor in his voice.
After leaving their tributes to the airstrip entrance, [Y/n] and Haymitch made their way to public viewing area to watch the start of the Games. As soon as Haymitch was pulled away by a group of potential sponsors, [Y/n] felt a breath in her ear, âAre the odds in your favor?â
Startled, [Y/n] whipped around to see the familiar citrus orange face of Porcius Perfidius. His pompous grin looked down at her, âHello sweet girl,â he sneered. [Y/n] felt her wall of confidence begin to melt as her palms grew sweaty and her heart began to race. Porcius was more than twice [Y/n]âs age, pear shaped, and weighed somewhere in the realm of two baby elephants. He wouldnât stand a chance in the arena, but [Y/n] historically shut down whenever she came face to face with him. His pale skin had the slightest tint of orange, but his hair, eyelashes, and goatee were bright coral. Before she could respond, a green, stick-shaped version of Porcius appeared. His partner in crime: Janus Caesonius.
âCome now, Porcius. [Y/n] is a woman, we know that for a fact,â he whispered with crude amusement, âWhat do you think of your tributes this year? Will we get a woman on fire when this is all done?â
[Y/n] felt her cheeks burn. These men fueled a quiet rage that she didnât know how to act on. She had to think of something to say to sate or deter these men. Theyâd been demeaning and harassing her for 13 years and she kept letting them. Her heart skipped a beat when she decided not to please them this time. Â
âDonât you think youâre a little old to keep up with the tributes now? Your stamina canât possibly be the same,â [Y/n] questioned Porcius with her sweetest smile.
The men looked at her in shock- Porcius glowered at her and hissed through his teeth, âLook here you little bitch, you know exactly how hard I can make life for you and for your tributes. Donât think the whole Capitol loving you is going to protect 12,â
âOh I am counting on that, you canât possibly make things any worse for me,â she shot back.
Janus grabbed her upper arm tightly, âWell if you think-â
âJanus,â a calm voice called from nearby, âIt doesnât look like you asked Ms. Bellwood if you could touch her,â
Plutarch Heavensbee.
âStay out of this Plutarch!â Porcius sneered
Plutarch looked at him with the demeaning smile he was so good at giving others, âWell, weâre in a very public place right now and itâd be a true shame if a friend of Mrs. Caesonius or Mrs. Perfidius saw you so close and touching another woman. We know how rumors are like wildfire. And it appears District 12 has enough fire to go around right now,â
Janus let go of [Y/n]âs arm; but not before whispering in her ear, âWeâll finish this later,â He directed Porcius to follow, leaving [Y/n] rubbing her arm and standing alone with Plutarch.
With an embarrassed smile, [Y/n] thanked Plutach for intervening.Â
âYour boyfriend was gone for mere seconds before the vultures made their descent,â he held out his arm, âTake a turn about the square with me?â
She suspiciously took his arm and followed his lead, âYouâre not in my inner circle, youâve never paid for the pleasure of my company, and I canât say weâve had more than a âgood morningâ or ânice to meet youâ. So what makes you think I have a boyfriend?â
Plutarch smiled as he looked ahead, âMs. Bellwood, before you learn the hard way, Iâll let you in on a secret: I know almost everything- Iâm in the business of knowing other peopleâs business. And fortunately for you, Iâm quite observant, unlike most of the Capitol.,â
âAnd youâre quite humble. So whoâve you been talking to?â
âNo one,â he could see the confused and frustrated expression on [Y/n]âs face, âItâs about to be confirmed a second time, but you might teach Haymitch to not drool when he looks at you. The Capitol may be full of self-indulgent imbeciles, but Iâm not one of them,â
[Y/n] opened her mouth to respond when she heard Haymitchâs voice, âHeavensbee, are you picking a District to sponsor?â
âNot this year. I was simply picking Ms. Bellwoodâs brain about the confidence we might hold in your tributes this year. You are noticbly more invested in them,â
âWell, sometimes you get dealt a hand you can work with,â Haymitch gave a half smile.Â
Before Plutarch could respond, the countdown started. Ten⌠nine⌠eight- the tributes readied themselves- seven⌠six⌠five- the camera hopped from panicked to confident tributes- four⌠three⌠two⌠one.
Peeta jumped and ran for the woods.
Katniss hesitated and ran straight into the cornucopia- to the bloodbath.
In a quiet, breathless voice, [Y/n] whispered, âFuckâŚâ
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One of the many reasons people at camp call me âMomâ is because I love reading to my campers at bedtime or during down time when asked. Iâve been called âentertainingâ by my fifth grade campers because I âdo voicesâ and read more like Iâm narrating a play and all of its parts. Part of the reason I do this is because, well, I enjoy it. They may not seem too interested in reading when you interact with them, but thatâs usually because itâs during the day and there are so many other things to do. But when given the option to stay up a bit later, they will want to be read to; and many kids (and even teens) really do like listening to someone else read. For younger kids it may be something their guardians do at home; for the older ones it may remind them of the comforting reading time they had as a young child. Children who are read to on a usual basis (five or more times per week) often use more literary language when asked to speak or write.š While working with children, I have noticed that many kids show signs of stage fright or a feeling of discomfort when doing things as simple as introducing themselves to a group. I like to use reading to my campers as a way to show them that speaking up and being crazy when you talk is perfectly okay and even encouraged.
I find itâs often difficult to get my campers to interact (sometimes appropriately) at meal times. While being the icebreaker of the group can work, at breakfast I found my campers often spoke about the book I read the night before. Thatâs the last thing they remember from the previous day and itâs the first thing theyâll talk about the next morning (unless theyâve already been distracted by gaga ball). When we read to campers or children in general, theyâll unintentionally talk about the story, ask open-ended questions, question word definitions, and point out conflict and resolution. This promotes an increase in their language development and comprehension of storiesâ all of which lead to better reading skills.²
I usually bring a small collection of paperback books to camp with me and have a library in my cabin for down time or if they would like to read before bed. The big hits this past summer were J.K. Rowlingâs Harry Potter and the Philosopherâs Stone and Roald Dahlâs Matilda.
Keeping in mind that my campers are usually in the 3rd-6th grade (8-12 years old) age range, here are some books I keep in my little library:
Dolphins at Daybreak by Mary Pope Osborne
Harry Potter and the Philosopherâs by J.K. Rowling
Lions at Lunchtime by Mary Pope Osborne
The Talking T. Rex by Ron Roy
Midnight on the Moon by Mary Pope Osborne
The Lucky Lottery by Ron Roy
Matilda by Roald Dahl
The Worst Best Christmas Pageant Ever by Barbara Robinson
The Canary Caper by Ron Roy
Charlotteâs Web by E.B. White
The Tale of Despereaux by Kate DiCamillo
Faith and the Electric Dogs by Patrick Jennings
The Adventures of Captain Underpants by Dav Pilkey
Fergus Crane by Paul Stewart
James and the Giant Peach by Roald Dahl
Now just remember, if that character yelled- you should be using above an inside voice. If that character is described as having an accent- try your hardest to have one. The more engaged you are in the book, the more engaged they will be. Read to your campers. They will love it and you will have control over bedtime.
šWolf, M. (2007). Proust and the Squid: The Story and Science of the Reading Brain. New York: Harper Perennial.
²Berk, L. E. (2009). Child Development (8th ed.). Pearson Education, Inc.
Camper: Will there be sinks at campout night?
Me: Nope, remember earlier when we hiked up to the campsite? Just a fire pit, no sinks.
Camper: Okay, are we bringing water?
Me: *carrying a jug of water, a jug of juice, s'mores supplies, kindling, water bottle ...* Don't worry, I've got water for you guys.
Camper: Is that the water? *points at purple juice?*
Me: ... is water usually purple?
Camper: Ohhhh is that juice?!
(Camp: teaching critical thinking skills to 6th graders when the school system has failed them)
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