Camping

My whole life all I can remember is camping, my dad would take me at least twice a year ever since I can remember. I have many memories and fun times that happened over the years it is difficult to choose just one experience. When I was about six in mid-April my dad took me and my two brothers camping at a little camp ground just outside of Calgary. My older brother was fourteen and my younger brother was four, the camp site is one of my favourite to think about because there was a freezing cold pool, I made like 10 bucks that day because my dad would give us a dollar for every minute we could stay in, it was really cold.  Also the camp site had a rocket ship shaped playground and it was the funniest thing I've even been on, I mean for a six year old. Anyways, my dad went to get firewood so we could toast marshmallows that night and my older brother thought it was be a splendid idea to have a pillow fight in our 23 foot RV. He was much stronger than both me and my little brother combined so we were having a blast when my younger brother thought it would be fun to put his head down on the table for a second and stuck his tongue out at my older brother, that’s when it happened. My older brother took it as a challenge, he smacked him on the head with the pillow and all I heard was a crunch, sobbing and hysterical laughter. I walk over to see my younger sobbing with a mouth full of blood and my older brother holding him laughing because my little brother, bit right though his tongue. Looking back on it, it is a hilarious memory, and one to keep forever. When my dad came back he was furious at my older brother but it all ended in god spirits because my younger brother apologized to my older brother for crying and getting him in trouble but my older brother apologized for making him bite his tongue. In the end it was a good bonding experience for all three of us because we didn't get to see each other much and we still don’t and that’s why it’s important to cherish the memories we mad when we were younger because you don’t know what the future holds for us and our loved ones.