We wanted to go to Marquette for the day, but it rained all day. We were afraid to drive down the 2 tracks and get stuck in the mud, so we had breakfast and played more cards.
It was a fun time playing cards and chatting with my friends. Plus, we brought a bunch of snacks which was good too.
I was still paranoid about the ticks and all I wanted to do was go home. Kara and Leah talked about how unhappy I looked after the tick incident. So while we were playing cards, Leah asked if I wanted to go home the next day. I was afraid to say anything, as I knew that Kara was excited about this trip and I didn't want to disappoint her. I did say I would like to go home. We were all pretty scared of the ticks. Plus, we were tired of feeling so dirty, as we couldn't take a real shower up at the cabin. Kara and Leah said not to feel bad about going home early. They wished I had said something earlier. They just wanted all of us to have fun. I thanked them and was so glad to have such wonderful friends.
We had homemade hot pockets that we roasted over the fire outside. They were delicious. Leah got a tick on her back, so Kara got it off and pounded it on the table with a hammer. I found out that ticks hurt when they bury themselves in your skin. Leah freaked out, but not as bad as I did. I think that was the last straw for all of us.
Sunday, July 2, 2000
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