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Day 9: S'mores, games and moose songs rule the day.

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Today was a fun rainy day at camp. The first town newspaper was delivered! As always we began our day with singing. It was raining so we made a raucous melody and rang our voices off the walls in the barn. It felt like we'd blow off the roof at the loud and crazy parts! Our visiting Community College Professor taught us two new songs to add to our repertoire: A song about a juice-drinking Moose and the other, about a wee bit of wee-wee! ("Oui, oui!" said Jacques in approval!) After singing we moved to our first Werk Bezerk period. Some homesteaders learned how to install hardwood flooring in their homes with our visiting Professor, while others continued construction of their houses in the workshop. Laying hardwood floors in class.  It is astonishingly simple to install hardwood floors. Homesteaders had a quick lesson and quickly began cutting and sealing. Much bragging could be overheard from those in the class about how the new floors will improv...
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