It was on them constantly, we'd wipe it off and more would come.
If a kid approached me in Toronto, covered in booger and filth, I would probably hold my breath and run for it. But these kids -- something about them... in Longlac, we'd just scoop them up and give them a big hug. I don't think there's ever been a time in my life where I was so glad to embrace booger.
There's a stain on my sweatshirt, two splotches of booger, dried and caked on the sleeve. I took a picture of it:

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