here goes nothing...
The countdown is in its final days. I am having dinner and going out with my friends tonight, and staying with Eric tomorrow night then I am off to KP. Although I have asked countless questions, I still don't know what to expect. Yes it is just another summer camp, but I know the experience will be entirely different. It should be interesting coming in as a new supervisor to returning staff. I'm sure Lori could give me some insight on that.
I really don't know what else to say. These few weeks since graduation have been a blur and I have pretty much been rootless. I haven't stayed anywhere for more than 3 nights but I am enjoying the nomadic lifestyle. I went to Quebec for four days with Erin and Shannon. It was a lot of fun, but filled with mishaps. Erin managed to lose her ID on the first night. While she was concerned about ruining the evening, shannon and I were concerned about her return to the US. No crossing borderes without ID. After a couple hours, and with little help from Erin we managed to track down the cab that she had left it in and avert a major crisis. Not an easy feat considering our limited French skills. WE spent the rest of the days shopping, going to museums and art galleries and poking around the old city during the day, and hitting the bars at night. I blew through far too much money far to quickly.
The weekend after we returned shannon and I went out and saw so many people from high school. I hadn't seen most of them since graduation, but apparently they had all seen each other. I guess thats a by-product of spending every summer away in Vermont, and never going home during the years. It was a weird experience and it really made me miss my friends from college.
I house sat for a couple days, which was very relaxing and replenished my cash supply. I haven't seen Eric nearly as much as I thought I would. I had planned to spend a good chunk of this in between time staying at his place, but only stayed there two nights. He hasn't been very inviting and I expected him to miss me more than he has shown. Maybe he is putting on a tough face now, but has always missed me miserably when I've been at camp before.
I am excited to meet new people but I am really going to miss seeing the familiar faces of past summers.
I really don't know what else to say. These few weeks since graduation have been a blur and I have pretty much been rootless. I haven't stayed anywhere for more than 3 nights but I am enjoying the nomadic lifestyle. I went to Quebec for four days with Erin and Shannon. It was a lot of fun, but filled with mishaps. Erin managed to lose her ID on the first night. While she was concerned about ruining the evening, shannon and I were concerned about her return to the US. No crossing borderes without ID. After a couple hours, and with little help from Erin we managed to track down the cab that she had left it in and avert a major crisis. Not an easy feat considering our limited French skills. WE spent the rest of the days shopping, going to museums and art galleries and poking around the old city during the day, and hitting the bars at night. I blew through far too much money far to quickly.
The weekend after we returned shannon and I went out and saw so many people from high school. I hadn't seen most of them since graduation, but apparently they had all seen each other. I guess thats a by-product of spending every summer away in Vermont, and never going home during the years. It was a weird experience and it really made me miss my friends from college.
I house sat for a couple days, which was very relaxing and replenished my cash supply. I haven't seen Eric nearly as much as I thought I would. I had planned to spend a good chunk of this in between time staying at his place, but only stayed there two nights. He hasn't been very inviting and I expected him to miss me more than he has shown. Maybe he is putting on a tough face now, but has always missed me miserably when I've been at camp before.
I am excited to meet new people but I am really going to miss seeing the familiar faces of past summers.