At
the meeting, the camp director recited about a thousand more rules as most of
the campers rolled their eyes or nodded off.
Cinder and I were searching the crowd for boys.
"He's
kind of cute, what do you think?" Cinder
said.
"No
he's too skinny. I’d look like an
Amazon." I said shaking my head. "Hey what about him?"
"No, he's got braces. Can you imagine kissing someone with
braces? I heard that this girl was
kissing her boyfriend one time and he got his lip caught in her braces and they
had to go to the hospital to get it out.
I think he ended up getting stitches and everything." Cinder always had good stories and what made
them more interesting is that I could never tell if they were true or not.
"What
do you want to sign up for?"
Jeannie asked. She was one of the
girls in our cabin.
"Hey, let's sign up for
soccer." Alice suggested.
"Yeah,
I bet a lot of guys will be signing up for that." Cinder said.
We looked at each other and smiled.
Soccer it was.
"Let’s
go for a swim." Alice said and we
rushed off to get our swimsuits.
We
were only thirteen and our interest in boys was just starting to grow. We still didn't quite know what to do with them. I mean, none of us had ever been on a real
date before. And Cinder was the only one
who had been kissed but it was only done on a dare. So we put on our swimsuits, grabbed our
towels and raced down to the lake. In no
time we were splashing away with the other kids. It was just starting to get a little dark
when we heard the dinner bell. We dashed
back to our cabin, partially dried off and put our clothes on over our
swimsuits.
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