Wow. It's been a while since I posted but I have been busy with schoolwork, camp prep stuff and well..getting in my naps wherever I can. We are preparing to run a weekend camp, the dates of March 30 - April 1 so that is really exciting and fun to do. This weekend, nothing special is happening. I think this might be the first weekend that we haven't done anything extravagant. But we are also fairly spontaneous people so I guess you won't actually find out that I didn't do anything until after the weekend is over. Cause we might just do something great! This wednesday we had family night so we went to a friends house, hung out with her family and they built a fire outside for us, and we baked bannock bread over the fire. If you don't know what that is, it's where you take a stick and you wrap bread dough around it, about the size of a large hotdog bun and then you cook it over the fire for about 20 minutes [or however long it takes to cook all the way through] and then take it off the stick, fill it with jam or something and eat it! It was so yummy. And it was easy and fun. I suggest that everyone tries this if you haven't already. Good times had by all. Then we played some wink murder, and 4 on a couch, which I suck at but is super fun. It's a memory game and if you know me at all, you'll know that is not my strong point.

We have a break coming up and so far this is the plan -that can be changed at any time so this is not permanent. The plan is to drive up to the top of the south island with the 4 girls and 2 guys and to backpack The Abel Tasman for 3 days, then I take the ferry up to Wellington on the North Island and hang out with Anna [ a girl that was an exchange student from New Zealand who came to my school in grade 12 and she is now back here] so i would hang out with her for a week [her and her family, probably see some stuff but nothing too special I think]. So this should be fun. The Abel Tasman is a 51 km tramp and we will be sleeping 2 nights and walking 3 days. So this is going to a be challenge but definately worth it!

That's it for now. We are having a sleepover with a girl that we met and she is leaving for missionary work in Thailand in about 2 weeks so we want to send her off by having a fun, girls night sleepover. Yay!

G'nite to you!