Entry 92

Camp Robin Hood
So. Camp Robin Hood today. I wouldn't say it was the best experience. Most of the activities were lame and somewhat stupid, depending how you look at it. I'll just post about what I actually sort of enjoyed.

There was rock climbing. 3 walls; left, middle, and right. Left had it straight, ramp out, ramp in, and straight. Middle had it all just straight. Finally, right had it straight up, straight out, ramp back in, and straight. I chose to go on the right side. Two other people in my group who tried couldn't get past the cave out. But me, yesh me; I got to the top. Yay! My hands were very cold after; not much of the hurt.

And then came canoeing. I had to sit in one of the two middle seats. Before that, there were two instructors: one male, the other female. The male worked for 2 years, and the female 4. Now, before they started introductions, I saw a few students in towels, all wet and shaking. I guess they fell in, eek eek. Anyways, the male mentioned how in his two years of working at the camp, he's only seen people fall in once. My group and I had to laugh because it was the group right before us that fell in. Continuing on, I suggested to the other girl in the middle to roll up our pants to above our knees. We were all told to remove our shoes and socks, so we did. Only my legs and feet got wet, and even colder. Canoeing wasn't all that great, but it was better than most other activities.

I really wanted to do archery. Boo hoo.

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By the way, I'm changing my end post siggie again. It'll be more simple, and this is not an update.

A little extra note on the progress of my courses: I did well on one of my geography assignments, but I can honestly say I can't say the same about the second one.

_ Syrk