Brief intermission
So, I got off the bus that brought me home, and then went to print out a stack of papers I will be needing Monday morning, when I'll be taking a bunch of kids to the camp, again. Which means I have to do laundry today. Drat.
I had tons of fun, including but not limited to zorbing (huge plastic ball you are strapped into and rolled around) getting my butt stuck in a cave (not funny at all) and supervising ten year olds, who think dry humping is the greatest thing ever. Joy.
The English part didn't go so great. It turned out that not only were the kids significantly younger than I expected (they were about 11, I was expecting mid-teens) they didn't know much English and, worst of all, they didn't particularly care to learn. Which sucked for me, in terms of making them learn.
It was less exhausting than the previous one, surprisingly.
I had tons of fun, including but not limited to zorbing (huge plastic ball you are strapped into and rolled around) getting my butt stuck in a cave (not funny at all) and supervising ten year olds, who think dry humping is the greatest thing ever. Joy.
The English part didn't go so great. It turned out that not only were the kids significantly younger than I expected (they were about 11, I was expecting mid-teens) they didn't know much English and, worst of all, they didn't particularly care to learn. Which sucked for me, in terms of making them learn.
It was less exhausting than the previous one, surprisingly.