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I began to run towards that one big dream
Because my good friends were with me, I did my best
Even if there's a high wall in our way, we're not stopping
We'll break it down and go on towards our dream
Tyler ignored the constant yapping of his Mother as they drove down the road in her Blue Trail Blazer. He had found himself taken over by the Nintendo DSi that he held in his hand, playing Animal Crossing. Sure it was a game many people would consider to be out of his Age range, but it was too damn interesting for him to put down. He had probably packed about all of his life in his luggage, most of it being things like his iPod and all that other good stuff he had hidden amongst his clothes from his Parents who were determined to have their sun go a whole Summer without his precious Technology.
They were insane if they were going to try and do that to him.
The camp was about a two hour drive from his house, a big divide between Tyler and his sacred Computer and Internet. But thankfully he had also smuggled out the 10" Laptop his parents had gotten him for last Christmas. He just hoped the camp had internet. He parents liked this of course, that their son would be this far away from home, out in the woods, having 'fun' with other boys his age as they put it. Of corse, the night his parents told him about the camp he did a full-out research on the place and decided that, if he took his things with him, he would actually kind of like the place.
The car came to a stop as Tyler had been reviewing over his thoughts and unconciously driving his personon Animal Crossing around town following a balloon in the air with a sling-shot. What had brought him out of his mind though was his Mother's hand reaching over to try and take the DSi from his hands. Somewhat in a childish way, Tyler let out a whine and stuck out his tongue before he shutdown the DSi and shoved it into his backpack that had been lodged between his feet in the floor board. His mother let out a sigh as he got out of the car and walked around to take his things out of the trunk. She didn't say a word more as he lifted up his luggage, and popped out rollers on the bottom of the main one that held his precious things in it and rolled away towards the camp.
Live well, young men
You're not alone, so muster your courage
Lunge forward, for right beyond this
You'll be laughing and shining with your friends