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After we cleaned up from breakfast, Mrs. Grazianotold us the plan for the day.She said we were gonna do the same types ofchores done by kids growing up on farms like thisa long time ago.Mrs. Graziano said that in the old days, kidsworked from the time they got up in the morninguntil the sun went down. And they had to startworking as soon as they were old enough to helptheir families out.Which is just ANOTHER reason I’m glad Iwasn’t alive back then.159
My group started off in the barn, and our jobwas to move bales of hay from one end of thebuilding to the other. It was SERIOUSLYhard, and I have a lot of respect for kids whohad to do that kind of work every day.When we were FINISHED, everybody felt a hugesense of accomplishment.160
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OTHER BOOKS BY JEFF KINNEYDiary of
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PUBLISHER’S NOTE: This is a work
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SEPTEMBERSaturdayGrown-ups are alwa
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Personally, I think a little separa
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In the old days, people were just a
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In fact, the way we’re headed, I
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SundayDad says that when HE was gro
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The other reason I signed up for Fi
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But every time Mom put the collar o
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And to be honest with you, I feel l
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The first time we got together, Fre
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The other day he wrote a paper and
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I was actually OK with Grandpa movi
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Things have been a little tense eve
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What seems to annoy Dad the MOST is
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I guess Dad was pretty embarrassed
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I’m not the only one who’s been
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They have this one dessert on the m
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But the manager said Rodrick was an
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Grown-ups are ALWAYS talking about
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Dad said when he was in middle scho
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See, that’s the problem with putt
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I figure the sooner Grandpa’s bac
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Old-Timey Tobias is supposed to wal
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FridayAll the buzz at school has be
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In fact, Rodrick seemed kind of tra
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The reason the school asked Mom and
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That sent Mom into a PANIC, and we
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Mom told Dad to drive home so she c
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Dad kicked everyone out of the hous
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I wish we had done a better job of
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I’m all for technology, but not w
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These days you can even get in trou
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Mom’s made it her mission to get
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The park used to be NICE, but thing
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The next thing I noticed was that t
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When we got back home, we didn’t
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Once Rowley calmed down, we started
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The next few people said the same t
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I started to notice that the people
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But a minute later, he set up his s
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The problem is, Rowley’s not in t
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With the big cleanup going on down
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But Mom said it was “tacky” to
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Mom stepped in our way. She told me
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Don’t ask me why people brought t
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Apparently these guys were bused in
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My team was responsible for raking
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Even though they were at the town p
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I knew EXACTLY where I was headed,
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Frew said he couldn’t handle all
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But Billy said he was making a run
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So I started heading back to the pl
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After a while we were able to put s
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Then it dawned on me that if this g
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But after all his big talk about li
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Page 122 and 123: I soaked up as much water as I coul
Page 124 and 125: He hasn’t been allowed to drive s
Page 126 and 127: Grandpa slammed on the brakes, and
Page 128 and 129: Grandpa headed off on foot, and I w
Page 130 and 131: Eventually the community service cr
Page 132 and 133: I jerked the steering wheel left an
Page 134 and 135: I went through my book bag and foun
Page 136 and 137: I buried the Freshies at the bottom
Page 138 and 139: It looked a little outdated to me,
Page 140 and 141: When we finally got there and drove
Page 142 and 143: Another kid chimed in and said HE h
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Page 146 and 147: I was really glad I’d left those
Page 148 and 149: Mom had actually wanted to voluntee
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Page 152 and 153: Everybody started picking out their
Page 154 and 155: Mr. Jefferson showed us how to form
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Page 158 and 159: After that we did an activity where
Page 160 and 161: After dinner we went back to the ca
Page 162 and 163: Jordan found a tick on the back of
Page 164 and 165: That’s when it occurred to me tha
Page 168 and 169: As we were leaving to move on to th
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Page 172 and 173: At dinner, Silas Scratch’s “gra
Page 174 and 175: I thought that was the stupidest id
Page 176 and 177: The fish seemed OK for the time bei
Page 178 and 179: I got a letter from Rodrick, too, b
Page 180 and 181: Julian wasn’t the ONLY one who se
Page 182 and 183: Unfortunately, we were so focused o
Page 184 and 185: Well, they shouldn’t have put tha
Page 186 and 187: The next thing we knew, the chapero
Page 188 and 189: It turns out Rowley got an infectio
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Page 192 and 193: While we were off trying to set up
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Page 196 and 197: Luckily, Jeffrey wears glasses, too
Page 198 and 199: So Emilio was in. We all started ge
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Page 202 and 203: Then Jeffrey made everything a hund
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Page 208 and 209: Mrs. Graziano chewed us out for our
Page 210 and 211: At first I thought Dad must’ve be
Page 212 and 213: At dinner some kids from another gr
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The door on the front of the place
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I turned to run, and that’s when
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So he came up with the story of Sil
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I really didn’t wanna spend the n
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I was about to load my bag onto the
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