At the end of every session at camp we have what’s called a closing campfire, where everyone heads down to the stage and each section performs a little skit (with a different theme each time). It’s a great evening event, and has a very celebratory feel to it, everyone happy and relieved to have made … More Photo Of The Week: Closing Campfire
Sorry…yesterday was hectic so I didnt have time to put this up (also…I lose track of what day it is here at camp, so I totally didn’t even realise it was Sunday!) Once per session (every 2 weeks), the counselors and kids play a game called Chaos for one of their evening activities. It’s a … More Photo Of The Week: Chaos
Just another quick update before I rush off to teach the last radio show of this week. Not much has changed…still hectic. Still loving it. Making more videos more quickly than I ever thought possible. Taking a ridiculous amount of photos. Always tired. Still. Loving. It. I wouldn’t want to be anywhere else. P.S. New … More Still Awesome!
A few days ago I was walking across the athletics fields, where the kids were playing some form of kickball and I happened to glance up and saw this incredible sky, with the clouds spreading out behind the tree, muting the setting sun. It was one of those perfect moments, where everything just falls into … More Photo Of The Week: Sunset at Sloane
Yesterday was an all-girl event at camp, with every girl in attendance at the ‘non-birthday party’. There were games, cupcakes, music and dancing. Lots of fun was had by all. It’s moments like these that I stop and just take a minute to appreciate how lucky I am to be here, surrounded by all these … More Photo Of The Week: All The Girls At Camp
Back in 2007, I went on a Uni trip to Berlin. I didn’t really know what to expect and was absolutely blown away by the city. It was honestly one of the best trips of my life – I think we saw and did almost everything there is to see and do. And there really … More Photo Of The Week: The World’s Too Small For Walls
During my time staying in Providence, RI, it snowed like I’ve never seen snow before. So one day I went with my cousins to the local park and played around, making snow angels, tobogganing, and building snowmen!
I left my camera in the room last night so couldn’t upload any photos…so here’s a few that I took yesterday of my first (very wet) day in NYC!
While in Rhode Island, where I stayed with my aunt, uncle and cousins, we went on a fun day out to Newport, a city about 30 miles south of Providence (where my family live). We walked along the coast for miles and miles, hours and hours, and watched as the waves crash against the rocks, … More Photo Of The Week: Newport Cliff Walk, Rhode Island
…Until I leave Falmouth, the place I have called my home for the last 3 years, for good. This is it. My bags are packed. My room is empty (apart from the stuff I’ll be loading into my car and taking back to London with me), and this time tomorrow I’ll be gone gone gone.
Roo Around The World 