Somehow my mother got enough money together to send us to RICH KIDS CAMP. I guess I was ten years old at the time. Unfortunately, I was fat, poor and had just gotten over the chicken pox so I was not highly sought after and befriended. There was one kid there who would be my friend. He was goofy, funny and shared some of the same interests as I.
One day the group decided to play charades and my new found friend got up in front of the group, picked up some leaves, turned around and squatted down, dropping leaves between his legs.
Everybody was stumped.
"Makin' It." He said with a devilish grin.
The whole group was in stitches chuckling at his genius and comedic timing.
Somehow, that moment has stuck in my mind all these years. That and the singer later starring in one of my favorite movies, "AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON."
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