My son, who just got home from a scout camp overnighter, said this wasn't fair. Hmm.
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Sad for the scouts, but probably very true...lol. When a scout comes home from camp you need to leave his gear in the garage for a week to air out, so the person opening it up (usually Mom) doesn't pass out.
ReplyDeleteMy wife keeps the power washer, Glade air freshener and industrial strength Febreze in the garage for just such occasions.
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