I'm Old-school. I Want To Be There

With All The Things That You Could Be, You Never Could Learn How To Be Me.

Summer Camp Was A Place Where I Felt Like Myself That Wasn't Like School. There Were No Grades, We Got To Try Lots Of New Things, And I Started To Play Guitar At Camp. It Was A Place For Acceptance And Learning To Be A Part Of A Community, But Also Learning To Be Yourself. I Want That For All Kids, But Some Kids Don't Have The Opportunity To Go To Camp. I Want To Help.

I Don't Think I Can Tell Any Stories About How I Lived In A Van In Alaska. I Grew Up In The Suburbs, I Even Had My Own Room. We Weren't Poor. Everything Was Very Normal.

I Use My Cell Phone As Much As I Can - I Talk To Friends All The Time. I'm Like 2,000 Hours A Month. It's Crazy

The Time Between Meeting, And Finally Leaving Is Sometimes Called Falling In Love.