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See the boys' arrivals part one See the boys' arrivals part two The boys settle in freetime for the boys before lights-out Sleepyboboes for the boys!	The girls' check in: part one The girls' check in: part two Watch the girls get organized Nitey nite, the girls sleep tight!
See the first class of band camp, Rhythm Class One Rhythm Class Two See the Afternoon Individual Practice Ring-aDingDing! It's Handbell Practice in the morning See Handbell Practice continued...
A game of Musical Chairs Musical Chairs Continued	A game of Hot Potato Hot Potato Continued
Final Performance! PAGE 1: featuring "Stomp" and "La Flute de Pan" PAGE 2: featuring "Titwillow", "Two Trumpets" and "Prelude" PAGE 3: featuring "Wipeout" and "Baby Bumblebee" PAGE 4: the Grand Finale!
All dressed for bed now, the boys get out their toys now and play until Jamie comes back.
Kevin R. brought his Mr. Potatohead or Chunky Spud as he has named him. Butch shows Kevin his soft brown bear named Doogie.
Seth and Nelson play the keyboard together. When Seth finds the beat and kicks up a lively tune Nelson starts to dance. He can really boogie!
Andy and Drew brought cool cars from home and so they race them back and forth.
Kevin practices his mandolin while Seamus teaches his robopuppy some new commands.
Paul watches Brian play with a silly plastic dinosaur. Brian giggles and yells "Help me! he's attacking, AAAArraaarrrrgh" and he wiggles the dinosaur across his tummy. Paul can't help but crack up, especially as Brian wiggles himself clear out of bed, laughing and thumping on the floor.

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