Frank Peng (2022-11-17 01:24:27+00:00): The rest of the week of camp for my youth group went well and smoothly after Joe was kicked out. Not knowing what happened to Joe at that time, at dinner, I asked Ashley if she knows where Joe is because I hadn't seen him since we left for our mission site and she said Joe left because his stepmother picked him up and I have my own room now. It was nice to not have Joe anymore and I had my dorm room to myself. On the last night of camp (Day 4), I saw a bit of messes on the floor that Joe made. I also saw black smears next to my door. It's unknown if Joe made those smears. Joe put some Cheez-Its in one of the drawers and left a few animal crackers on the floor. Joe left a bit of a mess in my dorm room and I had to spend the night cleaning up all of Joe's messes, such as cleaning off the Cheez-Its from the drawer and cleaning off the animal crackers from the floor and throwing them in the trash. After I finished cleaning up his messes and cleaned my whole dorm room, I went to sleep and I had a much better sleep than when Joe was here since I didn't have to deal with him coming in and out of my room to be with others during bedtime. The actions and behavior of Joe stated are the reasons why I wouldn't want to have him. But if I were to have Joe again, I would probably watch him the whole time and look out for any out-of-control things he may do and how he might behave.

The next morning on Closing Day, I was fully packed and I packed my sleeping bag, then I left my dorm room for the final time and went outside of Hill Hall one last time and I put my stuff in the church van and then went to do my closing day devotion with my youth group. One student asked if anyone knows what happened to Joe and the other students said Joe got sent home and got kicked out of camp for breaking the rules. The students in my youth group said Joe is out of control and another student, Abbigail, said Joe threw toilet paper out my dorm window and onto a tree and I got mad at it, then she praised me for telling Becca about the toilet paper thrown on the tree. That's when I started to find out that Joe threw the toilet paper out my dorm window and onto a tree, or TP-ing a tree behind my dorm.

At closing day bible study with my camp bible study group, we met with students from other churches one last time and without Joe, bible study went very well and much more smoothly than when Joe was here because we didn't have to deal with him having trouble keeping his mask over his nose all the time and having a bit of trouble observing the camp covenant: love, acceptance, respect. This was a big relief for me, the other students, and my camp bible study leader, Anna. After closing day bible study, we went to the auditorium for the closing celebration and the Green House won House cup of the week. After the closing celebration, all churches were dismissed and started to head home. 

My youth group then started to head home and when we got on our trip back home, we stopped at a Chick-fil-A restaurant for lunch. After eating lunch at Chick-fil-A, we then began our trip back home. On the ride home, students were talking about Joe and him drawing penises and I was saying that he drew it on my bathroom door, then Becca asked me if I had a good night's sleep and if it was nice to not have Joe and I said yes. One student, Melissa, felt bad for me because of Joe, and another student said how they wouldn't want to have Joe. The trip back home went very well and smoothly because we didn't have Joe in the van anymore. No more Joe lying on the floor of the van and no more Joe not wearing his seatbelt. It was a big relief for us.