Hey Everyone!

Yes, I'm still around.  Sorry it's taken a while for me to write my Len Duong report,
I've just been a little busy.  I hope everyone is having a great summer!  Anyways,
back to business ... I'll keep it short since I can't top Pauline's report anyway,
great report Pauline!

Let's see... the best thing about Len Duong.... hmmmm..... Oh, the girls of course!
 I'm just kidding :-)  Well, actually I liked ALL of it, from the drive down to the
drive back.  It was all a very memorable experience.  But the best is: I got to see
how OSU and OU bonding together and the friendships that developed btw the two "rival"
schools.

What I liked the least .... humm .... there's some many that I can't pick from ....
just kidding again.  Actually there wasn't much that I didn't like, I even didn't
mind the seeing this year (it was reduced a lot from last year).  Maybe not getting
enough sleep while at camp was my least favorite thing, I kept falling asleep during
some of the keynote speakers, which was a shame b/c they were actually good.

My over all impression of Len Duong ... IT ROCKED!!! It was my second time at Len
Duong and I'm so glad I went, I learned a lot more this year just b/c I was ready
for it.  The last Len Duong trip made me more open and I benefitted from that this
year.  Len Duong really gives you a sense of who you are and a passion to find out
who you are if you aren't really sure.  All the facilitators and speakers did a great
job.  The camp was very well organized, it was also well organized last year.  What
really surprised me was how they really took the suggestions from last year's campers
and applied it to this year.  They really are out to improve this leadership camp
and make it one of the best in America.

My best memory ... humm .... was not having to drive as much on the way back, heheh
j/k.  I think it was bonding with Elizabeth and Patty from OU, while everyone was
asleep on the drive back.  Actually the whole thing was memorable and I can't pick
anything in particular; from hanging out in the hotel room, eating at Chili's, watching
Spider-Man, all the Len Duong events and competition, the speakers, saying good-bye
for an hour :-), Bennigans, to dropping the last OSU campers at the end, it was all
good.  Thank you all.

My recommendation is for all to go to Len Duong at least once and twice if you didn't
like it the first time, the second time was so much better for me.  It is a great
experience, to be around others like you and share the same problems even though they
are hundreds of miles away.

Peace out to my OSU brothers and sisters and also my OU brother and sisters, even
though they aren't going to be able to read this email.  I'll miss you guys next year.

Quyen