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Reunion
27 years ago I worked as a staff member/couselor at a Boy Scout Camp. I did this 10 weeks a summer for 3 summers in a row. This was one of the best times of my life! I was 13 years old my first year as a staff member; I worked there until i was 15 years old. The camp was Camp Old Indian, near the North Carolina border, in the upsate of South Carolina. This weekened, there was a reunion of the satff past to present day. There were guys there I had known as a boy scout, and guys I worked with in the in 1979 through 1982. Words cannot describe the emotions that went trhough my mind, being in a place, that changed my life, where I had nothing but good memories, and to be with people that I hadn't seen in nearly 30 years, who shared the same experiences and memories with me. To walk at 40, where I had walked as a teenager, with the people I count among my greatest friends, was surreal to say the least. It was strange to be there with people that I had not seen in 30 years. Somethings had changed, but some things never change.

I have, intentionally, missed my 5, 10, 15, and 20 year high school class reunions. I am so glad I didn't talk myself into missing this camp staff reunion. Just like working at camp, going to this reunion was one of the best things I have ever done. An entirely positive and life changing experience. It was difficult leaving there in 1982; it was difficult to leave today.

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CORRECTED shownotes for podcast 6
Fixed broken link My xplanet default file:

xplanet & weather scripts ymv. I run the cloudmap script via a cron job every 3 hours. The "default" file goes in your home directory; all the rest are made executable and placed in ~/bin

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