The narrator recalls their time at a sanatorium during the school year. They describe the place as practically devoid of positive memories, with unappealing food, strange people, and strict counselors. The sanatorium was nothing like the summer camp they had previously attended, where they had engaged in activities like mud baths, spa treatments, and yoga.
The narrator expresses their discomfort with the sanatorium's atmosphere and the lack of entertainment. They mention that smartphones did not exist at the time, which would have made their experience more interesting. They also mention a sequel audio series, "The Diary of a Vampire", which they enjoyed.
The narrator describes the sanatorium's creepy atmosphere, its watchman, and a strange evening activity where counselors and children gathered around a soft toy, which they pretended was alive. The narrator also recalls a strange event at night where they saw people in the park wearing chamomile wreaths and Old Slavonic outfits, waving red ribbons and humming a melody.
The narrator expresses their discomfort and unpleasant experiences at the sanatorium, including an unclean cook. They mention calling their parents to pick them up due to their unsettled mental state. They conclude by saying that not all sanatoriums are like this one and that it's okay to be afraid of such places.
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