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keire_keYay, now it's over and done with! ^_____^ So happy to be back home.
The last two weeks were interesting. One of my kids had twisted her neck, which turned out to be not as serious as it initially looked. She'll have headaches for a while, and she has to wear a not-so-pretty collar, but she'll be perfectly fine. I got an ambulance ride out of it, with the siren. And a pretty cool drive through a wood on the back ladder of a jeep. If I wasn't scared out of my mind, it would have been pretty cool. <3
In other news, I had to go into the cave again, the one I got stuck in the first time. This time I managed no problem, but it was pretty nerve-wrecking, with my claustrophobia. My knees are a little bruised, but otherwise okay. Also, when it comes to schizes, I was asked on Thursday to go with one other counsellor into the forest around 9 pm and get to a cave some three miles away, in which I have been once before, with a huge group. And about halfway in our only flashlight died. We were left with only with mobile phones and a camera to light our way. Later it turned out we found the cave no problem, except because we had no flashlights we didn't know it. So we sat down, a little further, and waited with our hearts in our throats, until we were rescued. XD
It's been a fun four weeks, altogether, though I missed you guys terribly. <3
The last two weeks were interesting. One of my kids had twisted her neck, which turned out to be not as serious as it initially looked. She'll have headaches for a while, and she has to wear a not-so-pretty collar, but she'll be perfectly fine. I got an ambulance ride out of it, with the siren. And a pretty cool drive through a wood on the back ladder of a jeep. If I wasn't scared out of my mind, it would have been pretty cool. <3
In other news, I had to go into the cave again, the one I got stuck in the first time. This time I managed no problem, but it was pretty nerve-wrecking, with my claustrophobia. My knees are a little bruised, but otherwise okay. Also, when it comes to schizes, I was asked on Thursday to go with one other counsellor into the forest around 9 pm and get to a cave some three miles away, in which I have been once before, with a huge group. And about halfway in our only flashlight died. We were left with only with mobile phones and a camera to light our way. Later it turned out we found the cave no problem, except because we had no flashlights we didn't know it. So we sat down, a little further, and waited with our hearts in our throats, until we were rescued. XD
It's been a fun four weeks, altogether, though I missed you guys terribly. <3
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Date: 2008-08-24 12:35 pm (UTC)it is good that the girl is alright. twisted neck sounds horrible
and having to wear a collar and some headaches isnt too bad.
could have been worse.
caves ... and no batman?
welcome back!
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Date: 2008-08-24 06:21 pm (UTC)It was a very small cave, though allegedly bats do live in it. And trust me, when I mean small I mean SMALL. As in crawl under your bed small.
I had fun though. ^______^