What did I do in Easter

Well hello I'm back yes yes no need to give me a round of applause "Thank you thank you I know I know I am amazing."

What did I do to help others well I... I... I set the table and I... I... I did the laundry. I bought a game for my brother that was nice wasn't it.

 Their reaction was alright cause I'm normally just so nice (when they ask me to do it).

What other fun things did I do well well well absolutely nothing really except watch Youtube








Sorry about the short post it's just there aren't many things to say.


one last question do you see smiley faces or frowney faces   :):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):

I jumped off a bridge..... (into water) At camp

It was way bigger this little thing.
(but it fits in with all the Simpsons stuff I put on)

So hi I'm back from a week out in the bush away from internet and cell phone reception at the camp called Hillary outdoors education centre. What did I find most challenging I hear you asking well at the beginning it was making myself do the heights  but once I started to get used to it went really far. One of things we did was abseiling at the high ropes course to get up to the drop we had to climb up a massive rock wall. At first I was thinking I would only go 2/5 of the way up but I just forgot about my goal and kept going and going up to the top where Mahon said "m'lady." So yeah then the other challenging thing was the beginning of the cave but I just powered through and all the glow worms sort of pushed me through all the hard times.

What did I find easy well if you count not having control of your body as you plummet towards a freezing cold river. Canoeing I found quite easy because I am used to rowing an

d stuff like that so it wasn't such a struggle except the fact that I was sitting on a bar in the middle. The thing with sitting on a wooden bar is that it stazrts to hurt very quickly so I just tried to shuffle round and fined a comfortable position it didn't happen.

I believe I can fly
(It was our team theme song)

It was kind of what I expected but not really the food I was expecting to be bad but the rest just blew me away. I had heard stories of the flying fox but still it surprised me.
My proudest moment was probably getting to the top of the really big rock climbing wall because normally I can baerly start but all the support and tips from my friends was great.
My favourite moment was probably being on the flying fox and looking down to the river that was absolutely beautiful. The fact that I got to hang over it and only hear the sound of the river rushing down and the birds singing it was just great.

CAAAAAAAAAAAAAMP!!!!!! (next week) :)

What things do I need to do to make camp fun for others, one is have a good time and enjoy stuff that I don't even like like the high ropes. be kind to other people and support them even if they say they can't do it.  Have a clean area like in my chalet so if people want to walk around they don't have a really big mess in their way.

HELLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLOOOO people that read and hopefully comment on my blog this week I will be talking about my pre camp thoughts. What am I looking forward to well just being around my friends the whole time will be fun and being away from my brother as well. The activities I hope to enjoy are the ones that don't involve being really high up. 

What I'm nervous about is the high ropes mainly because for some reason I don't trust the clips or the rope even at the year six camp I was afraid to go on the low ropes and the flying fox. So the high ropes are going to be hard for me and I feel that since I'm on of the tallest people it is harder for me because I see things from a higher height.

 
One thing I remember from year six camp was the obstacle course you know the bit at the end where you had to go down the hill backwards holding onto the rope I did not trust the rope even though it was around a tree and it was quite thick didn't trust it. 


So that's it for this week leave a comment please.


P.S. It will only be my second camp I've been to.