I rollerbladed almost 18K today. I am tired. I took a great fall at the VERY start of the day, as I wheeled towards Ava. My upper body stopped as I grabbed onto her, but my legs kept going out from right under me. I expect a bruised bum tomorrow. I was also kicked fairly hard by someone trying to demonstrate their vertical, and also banged in the mouth with a pop bottle. I also failed to win even 10 times out of a billion rounds of Signal. Sigh. I need my Signal partner back! :)
So, it was a fun fun fun day! I'm so sleepy and slightly sore. I'm hoping I don't have a billion bruises everywhere tmw.
On a side note, I saw Honey, but didn't think it was that impressive. The kid Raymond is the cutest kid in the universe though. I also saw Jet Lag with Juliette Binoche. I was watching the outtakes, and what I appreciate most about actors is when they're willing to laugh at themselves. It's also just so great when you can tell they're just in a giddy mood and can't keep a straight face. I really like people that laugh, apparently! Anyway, Juliette Binoche was laughing a lot, so I really enjoyed the outtakes. The actual movie, not so much. I almost think it's what Lost in Translation might be in France. Only I haven't seen Lost in Translation, so what do I really know! Ahahaha. At least I'm admitting I don't know anything. I also saw School of Rock with Jack Black. It was an okay movie, but Jack Black/his character just bothers the heck outta me. He really does seem like a lazy, obnoxious fellow. What is neat though, is that he knows all these clapping games and played with the kids. Awesome. :)
This week of camp was slightly rough. I had the 8-10 year olds who are definitely slightly harder to deal with than the youngsters. More attitude and whining. More talking back. Worst of all is how they ask every 5 minutes whether they're done their work or not. Ahahahaha. "Am I done yet?" Our response is always, "No, keep working on it." Without fail, every camper always thinks they're done/wants to be done before they actually are. The other counsellors and instructors and I were joking that we should put "No, you are NOT done yet" on a T-shirt and make it our staff uniform. That way we won't actually have to tell them.
Tomorrow, I'm teaching a Sunday school lesson on helping others. The lesson outline is sooooooooooo boring for this lesson. I decided that instead of colouring a boring picture, we should make those gift coupons where you put something you'll do for the person. You know, like, "This coupon is good for one __________". Yeah, I figured we can brainstorm ways to help people, and they'll actually end up doing it when people turn in their coupons. Yay! I hate teaching boring lessons, so I hope this will be fun!
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