A Heads Up
New York was awesome. Let me say that.
I usually don't like trips with big groups because it's really hard to keep track on everyone and people just seem to disappear in the crowd, but this time it was great! I had a fantastic time and got so much closer to my class mates - especially those in grade eleven. But I guess that's what happens on a bus ride when you're squished together in the back of a bus for 10 hours. Twice. You just have to get to know people. And also, comments about the Canadian hockey victory never seem to escape me. People love to make fun of me now, because Sweden lost. But it's kind of entertaining!
I usually don't like trips with big groups because it's really hard to keep track on everyone and people just seem to disappear in the crowd, but this time it was great! I had a fantastic time and got so much closer to my class mates - especially those in grade eleven. But I guess that's what happens on a bus ride when you're squished together in the back of a bus for 10 hours. Twice. You just have to get to know people. And also, comments about the Canadian hockey victory never seem to escape me. People love to make fun of me now, because Sweden lost. But it's kind of entertaining!
Some time soon I'll write about the whole trip. But for now, I have lots of things that have to be done before March Break starts on Friday. I'm looking forward to that, even though I'll miss school a lot. Sounds strange, but it's so true.
