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	Comments on: Kind Words	</title>
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		By: Harmony Seegmiller Packer		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Thank you for this beautiful article that brought back so many memories!  And thank you so much for helping keep Buck&#039;s Lake Girls Camp rough!  My first experience there was also as a socially awkward 12 yr old who was excited about camping.  And I too had special leaders there who made an eternal difference in my life.   I had four wonderful years of Girls Camp there before my family moved to a different state.  Then my younger sister and I flew back just to attend Girls Camp there the next summer as well.  Bucks Lake is my &quot;waters of Mormon&quot; (Mosiah 18:30).  The experiences I had there left an indelible imprint on my heart that have carried me through some difficult times.  I just found out today that I get to go back to Girls Camp for the first time in 27 years.  I won&#039;t be going to Buck&#039;s Lake, but I will carry its spirit and legacy with me and share it with another generation of Young Women.  Thank you again for writing this and sharing!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Thank you for this beautiful article that brought back so many memories!  And thank you so much for helping keep Buck&#8217;s Lake Girls Camp rough!  My first experience there was also as a socially awkward 12 yr old who was excited about camping.  And I too had special leaders there who made an eternal difference in my life.   I had four wonderful years of Girls Camp there before my family moved to a different state.  Then my younger sister and I flew back just to attend Girls Camp there the next summer as well.  Bucks Lake is my &#8220;waters of Mormon&#8221; (Mosiah 18:30).  The experiences I had there left an indelible imprint on my heart that have carried me through some difficult times.  I just found out today that I get to go back to Girls Camp for the first time in 27 years.  I won&#8217;t be going to Buck&#8217;s Lake, but I will carry its spirit and legacy with me and share it with another generation of Young Women.  Thank you again for writing this and sharing!</p>
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