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[reid callahan.]

Fill out every area accordingly and with detail. This site is at least semi-literate, so please exhibit yourself as so. I’m not asking for a sample post because I’m sure your writing will be well represented in the other parts of your application.
(I promise, the site is not as strict as it may sound.)
Please follow this application and not one from a previous site of yours. Effort is always good, but I do go by the rule quality over quantity.

A recap of the cabins for your convenience;

mammoth cabin; The first of the boy's cabins. The occupants of this cabin are usually the nicer ones. The boys are calm and usually more reserved than anything. Not to say that they don't sneak in girls or stay up with flash lights ‘experimenting’ passed lights out, but they’re the more low keys male campers; the ones that don’t get caught for their offenses.
yellowstone cabin; Yellowstone cabin is pretty much the party cabin. Guys, girls; Sequoia, Mammoth, Yosemite, everyone’s welcome into this cabin. Of course, get caught “partying” by one of the counselors and there will be punishment. The boys in Yellowstone are crazy, hardly able to control by about five of the toughest camp counselors at times. These are the boys that drink, smoke, get down and dirty far off into the woods; they’re all pretty much carefree and will do most anything for attention, whether it be positive or negative.
yosemite cabin; Yosemite cabin is the first of the female’s cabins. It is made up of the more angelic and low key girls. They get away with their rule breaking, usually, and tend to be the counselors favourites. The girls in Yosemite are more introverts, usually found reading or just talking with their own group of friends. It happens that one or two misfits get stuck in Yosemite, but they may as well go mental with the careful, quiet girls in this cabin.
sequoia cabin; The sequoia cabin is for those ladies who are more troublemakers than anything around Brunswick. They constantly stay up past lights out, are constantly sneaking out, constantly bringing boys back into the cabin without caring whether the counselor sees them or not. Their offenses are everything but low key and unnoticed. The girls in this cabin are top notch makers of trouble and aren’t afraid to speak out. The are far from innocent and some even go deep in the woods to find a great place to light up.

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