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Hundred percent.

Wow...thanks!

Obviously me.

Really?

Where are you from and how is it weird?

I'm from Moscow...we can't even talked about gender ad sexuality let alone open a camp for it.

That’s understandable… But also people here at camp are— mostly— friendly people. We’ve all been through similar things… In one way or another. And hey, if all else fails you still have the best person in the whole camp on your friends list.

I suppose... Really? Who's that?

      Being social is okay but… You don’t have to force yourself. Even though if that was your reason, go for it.

It's just kinda weird being here and all.

You’ll make friends just fine, Tyler.

Everything is just so different here than home. It's a lot to take in.

Feeling kinda girly today, I put on some of my favorite makeup.

Lovely.

My head’s been hurting like a bitch since last night. Not supervising a party again.

Do you need some medicine or something?

A hot shower and fresh clean sheets are a pretty ace combination, even at camp.

I suppose that is pretty nice.

Oh shit yeah, I forgot what was happening over there at the moment… Are you— okay? I mean, I’ve been known to do an amazing winter stew to warm up the soul of someone sad. 

I think I'm okay now...but I'd never turn down food.

Idioms are hard, any in particular? 

Is it wrong if I say all of them?

I know that accent— Russia, right? What’s brought you so far away from home?

Yes-- erm...safety. 

I’ve had Russian coaches who don’t speak English at all, beyond a few phrases. What they’ve learned is that most Americans will understand what you mean if you slap them and say “zeeeeet” enough. 

I think anyone language would understand that. 

This I will keep in mind.