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As you might have noticed, I have not updated my blog in a few months... A lot has happened so I'm just going to fast forward and hope that I scrape the top of this never ending, constantly changing experience. Well, it's not never ending. More than half my exchange year has already passed. Time has gone so fast!
 
Me and Kate skating.

I moved out to a farm 20 minutes out from Port Elgin. At first I was really excited to live in such a beautiful area with a barn filled with cats, sheep and goats. But after awhile it got boring since it was really cold and you couldn't be outside for too long and no-one in my family wanted to be outside and have fun. And it was so far from town it was hard getting places, so my social life became pretty limited compared to when I could walk everywhere.
 
But it was really beautiful there with a large river close to the house.

Blue Mountain was about 1 hour from Port Elgin so I went as often as I could get a ride.

I went for a lot of walks when I lived on a farm to take nice pictures.

This was our closest naighbour...

Luckily my friend Maxeen lived on the same road and our houses were attached by a crosscountry skiing path. I joined the Nordic ski team at school and learned how to ski-skate, which was really fun!
 

Maxeen and I went ski-skating often.
 
Maxeen's giant dog always ran with us.
 
I went to an Owen Sound attack hockey game in the private booth and I won a fan and I met the mascot.
 
Me and Kate walked almost all the way to my house, we gave up after 2 hours.
 
There was another conference for all the exchange students. This time at Blue Mountain so it was a ski-conference. We had a lot of fun and we met with the people going from Collingwood on exhcange. And one is going to Sweden!!!
 

I think the kids from Europe and North America had a slight advantage over the kids from South America and Asia ahhahaha! :) This is Sebastian from Chile.
 
 
Annalena, me and Kate.
 
Annalena, Pony, me, Roman and Parit.
 
Juho, Annalena, me, Roman and Leo.

It was like the best weekend ever.
 
Since I lived so far from school on the farm I had to take a bus and luckily I had Maxeen on the bus aswell!
 
In Sweden one school term goes from the summer break to christmas break and the other goes from the christmas break to the summer break. In Canada the switching of terms ans classes is in the beginning of February. I learned from my mistakes from the last term where I had three sciences. If you go on exchange, don't do three sciences. You will regret it. After the switching of terms I chose trialhalon, cooking, guitar and com tech. In com tech we designed stuff using photoshop and illustrator. Here's a project I did where you had to take a picture of yourself, disguise yourself and then put the picture into a clock.
 

Kate's hostfamilies were so wonderful to me all the time. They always had their homes open for me and let me stay over all the time :)
 
This is Hayley my old hostsister. I really started missing living with her, but we met at school every day!


I moved to Markdale which is an hour from Port Elgin. I now started a new school and I knew no-one so it was like starting over again. This is not suposed to happen during your exchange, but it happened to me. So yeah. I'm going to try to make the best of it. I love my host family! They are great! I have a brother, Aiden, who is 9 and Paige, my sister is 4. This is a huge change for me who have never really had very small siblings before, but it is really fun! The first week I lived here we went to Toronto becuase my host dad and host brother were going to participate in a show during the motorcycle show in Toronto. This family is really into motorcycling and big cars.
 
 
We went to the famous Ripley\s aquarium in Toronto.
 
Paige and Aiden.

This is a trailbike and this is one of the obstacles they went over. Ok, Aiden had a mini Himalaya, but it was still really cool.
 
At the end of the show they bunny-jumped over people with the bikes and two of the shows they jumped over me which was scary!


 

Moved to Markdale

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Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
I know it was a while since I wrote anything in the blog... I'm going to try tog get better...
 

Here are some pictures from the musical!
 
Backstage.

Taken after the last show when we all went out to eat together.

The best song in the musical; Beauty school drop out!
 
One of the practises!


My host-mom did a lot of christmas baking.

Kate invitet all of the exchange students to her place in Southampton and half of them came :)
 
Everyone stayed over for one night and we had very fun.

:D

Apparently I'm on 3 pages in the yearbook. I bought one so I'm going to bring it home :)

For christmas my parents, grandparents and cousins in Ireland sent packages filled with candy!

This is what they sent!!!! :D

On December 30th a last package arrived from my friend Adam!!

Look at the geese flying in the sky. You see them all the time here!

Christmas tree! Because of the dogs we couldn't leave any parcels out until christmas...

We made home-made glogg because they don't really have it here. And we dipped the pepparkakorna that my parents sent in it :)

Canadian christmas dinner with turkey and all!



I've been skiing 3 times so far. But I'll be going much more!
 
Blue Mountain... Or rather Blue Hill ahahahha :)


So this is a very important topic here in Canada ;) I'm betting on Sweden


Merry Christmas!!!

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The snow which I was rally excited about disappeared for a while, and came back again! Apparently this is very common here int eh beginning of the winter. But when the stays, it stays for a loooong time, I have heard. Last yeat they had snow from November to April. HALF A YEAR!!!
 
My lovely house.

I went snow-crazy and took a lot of pictures when the weather was good.

It is reallt lovely here. We're doing clouds in geografy now so I can tell you that these types of clouds are called Stratocumulus, in case you were wondering.

Shoppers night in Port Elgin. Everyone was out shopping because some stores were cheaper. And there were raindeers!

It was freezing that evening and I had to be outside because I had volunteered to sell hot apple cider which wasn't hot for long.
 
The play is being shown this week. I'll tell you more about it next time.

Kate and I went deer hunting with a rotarian and his group of hunting friends. We saw 4 deer, heard maybe 7 gunshots, but no dead deer. Their aim was too bad. We also got to try the blackpowder gun on a log. The kick of the gun was a lot less than the crossbow, but the noise! It was so loud!!
 
Riding in the back of a truck.

Here's some of the hunters. Everyone had to wear bright orange.

There were sitters, waiting for the deer while the pushers walked through the forest, moving the deer towards the people sitting.

There was a winterparade last week. Where maybe 20-30 carts representing different things went through with music and stuff. There was even one with the Frozen theme!

My skiis and Kate's snowboard. Ski season is soon here!


Hunting

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This is a group picture we took when we met with all the exchange students two weeks ago!

We left school at 6 am in a coach bus to go to Toronto Science Centre. It's a good museum, but the best part of the day was the IMAX movie! We saw Lemurs of Madagascar and it was narrated by Morgan Freeman! On our way back to the school we stopped at the Dairy Queen which is like... uh... Canadian maybe? I'm not sure where it's from but they sell very good ice cream which they are well-known for. We arrived at school again at 7 I think. It was a really fun day!
 
Maxeen and I. She's taller than me, but I was first hahah :)

The reason why this IMAX theatre was so much cooler than the one in Ottawa was because the whole room was a sphere. The front part of the walls and the roof were just one big screen and it was so cool!

The most Canadian breakfast? Pancakes, bacon and maple syrup :D

This is one of my hostfamily's dogs; Cache :D

This is the most true thing I have ever read.

I was home sick this Monday. And on Tuesday I was woken up and told that school was cancelled because it's a SNOWDAY! This has become my favorite word now, snow-day. It sings with the happiness and joy it brings to children's hearts. A day filled with hot chocolate and not going to school. Pure happiness! :D
 
Honestly school isn't that bad, but you know... it's nice to sleep in.
 

The schools weren't closed because of the amount of snow, but because of the wind. The bus drivers have to think it's safe to drive, and it's not very safe if you can't see two meters ahead of you.
 



There was even more snow today, Wednesday. But our school was open...
 
Walking to Rabbit Dash went from being a walk in the park to climbing Mount Everest!

This was in the newspaper! :D

This is what everyone's telling me is going to happen.

Toronto Space Centre ...

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So these last two weeks have been... interesting... I forgot all about the blog so it is thanks to the many people (mostly my parents) who asked about it that I'm here, writing another blog again.
 
I have moved families now. It didn't work out with the first one so for a weekend I was homeless (but I stayed at my YEC's house). On the Sunday I moved into my friend Hayley's house! I will most likely stay with the Laur's until January 3rd, when I'm moving in with the Marriott's.
 
Today, November 11th was Remembrance day here in Canada. It's like the US's Memorial day, but Canadian. During Remembrance day we honour people who have fought in past wars. In Port Elgin a lot of people gathered to watch a parade and to watch old veterans walk up to a statue. My host siblings Hayley and Falon are both in the Air Cadettes so they participated in the event.
 
 A picture of my hostsiblings; Falon, Coval and Hayley + me :) Most people were wearing the red poppy pin for Remembrance day.
 
The Grease show is getting serious now. Not only do we have musical theatre every school day, but we also have to attend the Wednesday practises from 3:30-6 and on Sundays at 12-5. So I basically have no life outside of musical theatre. And as if that wasn't bad enough! I'm not even in the show! I'm in the production team and we do close to nothing important! All because we had to miss like 3 Wednesdays because of basketball games... It's going to get better though. Soon we'll be working full time backstage.
 
We seem to be in the newspaper and on the radio all the time!
 
So Halloween happened. A lot of people dressed up for school on the Friday. I was Alex Vause from Orange is the new Black and a lot of people kind of recognised me, which was nice. On the evening I went trick or canning with the youth group. We asked for canned food which we would later give to the food bank. The food bank provides poor families in Canada with food. When we explained that we were there for cans and not for candy people would be like "Sure! But would you like some candy aswell?" and of course we never say no to candy!
 


I went with a rotarians wife and their three small sons to a skiswap. We went to Beaver Valley which is a mountain about 1 hour from Port and she bough me a pair of skis, skiboots and goggles!!! It was so nice of her! I didn't understand why she did it, until she explained that she can go back to the same skiswap next year and sell them back.
 
There's been a few days with snow here. But it melts pretty quickly. This picture is taken close to the mountains, so there was a lot more snow there compared to home.
 
 
Beaver Valley!!!
 
This is a picture of a part of the musical theatre kids. I didn't take it and I wasn't in it, but still hahahah :)
 
This is the bridge I built in physics and yeah.... We had to put our bridges in this thing called the "Dreamcrusher" to see how much it would hold... It crushed my dreams.

This weekend we met with all the exchange students again! This time only for one day and we spent it drinking coffee and presenting/watching presentations on different countries. I of course had to make a presentation on Sweden that could be a maximum of 5 minutes long. It was a really great day and it's sad that we won't be meeting again until next year :(
 
The start of my presentation.
 
2nd page where I talked about Sweden's facts.

Page 3 with all the cool and fun stuff!
 
I met a guy during one of the cross country races who really wanted to go to Sweden and he was there this weekend! All the kids who want to go on exchange next year (From London, Ontario not England, stoopid) had to go to this meet to for interviews.
 
And the last page with pictures of the landscape.
 
More Grease stuff around in town.
 
ANyone concerned about my knee can be happy to hear that it's getting better. I've been upgraded from 4 to 6 needles!! :D


These last two weeks

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Montreal is a city about 2 hours from Ottawa, or 9 hours from Port Elgin. Montreal is in Quebec, the French speaking part of Canada. It was really cool how the signs in Tim Hortons changed from English to French hahah! We went to Montreal on the Friday afternoon and left on the Sunday.
 
Montreal is well known for it's colours during fall.
 
Me gusta.
 
Street art in Montreal.
 
A famous chocolate shop in Montreal. The best chocolate I've ever had.
 
I really loved Montreal. It was so pretty and much more lively and friendly than Ottawa. But I still like Ottawa a lot too :)
 
We stayed in a nice hotel.
 
We went sight-seeing.
 
In case you didn't know this, the sun in Canada is the same as the one in Sweden.
 
We walked up a million steps just to be able to take these pictures.
 
I think it was worth it though.
 
You can see some of the Vermont mountains (in the US) in the background. 
 
Montreal then and now!
 
In this picture you can see the hockey arena to the left, Vermont to the right and one of the famous bridges also to the right.
 
China town was sadly closed for construction or something.
 
There was a zombie walk going on in Montreal when we were there!
 
Now we are walking to the hockey game.
 
Montreal Canadians vs. NY Rangers. It was crazy busy, 23 000 people or something!
 
I don't know who to cheer for, the Canadians or NY and Henrik Lundqvist!!
 
Canadians in red, Rangers in white.
 
The arena, before the game even started.
 
They has a pretty cool presentation of the players.
 
Yup, they speak French here. I almost forgot.
 
The guy beside me was wearing this.
 
Canadians won by 3-1 and are still at the top of the NHL. The following day we went sightseeing in Old Montreal.
 
Ponypowerrrr.
 
Treepowerrrrrr.
 
Am I ruining the pretty pictures with my text?
 
Sorry about that.
 
But I don't really care. This is my blog. Yolo.
 
Not sure what's going on here...
 
In the summer and spring there is water and boats here.
 
The pretty Quebec colours again!
 
Walking on the pier.
 
I forgot what this house was, but it's important and very famous.
 
This picture makes me miss sailing.
 
Montreal is basically just a bunch of islands with bridges between them.
 
Here's on of them.
 
Same bridge, same angle, different picture.
 
Old Montreal is so pretty. I want to move here.
 
I can live in this house.
 
On the way home we stopped at a famous bagel-bakery. I don't really like bagels. But we bought like 60 bagels anyway.
 

MONTREAL

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This Thursday I went with my hostparents to Ottawa and Montreal. I'll write a separate blog about Montreal later. Ottawa is the capital of Canada, though not the biggest city or the city with the most inhabitants. The drive took about 7-8 hours from Port Elgin and on the way there we stopped at IKEA in Toronto to buy some Swedish stuff!! KANELBULLARRR OCH COCOSBOLLARRR GUBBS!!
 
The Parliament building
 
IKEA IN TORONTO!!
 
A soldier was shot by a terrorist on Parliament Hill just 2 days before we went there so it was crazy busy with police, crime-scene investiagors, news vans and mourning people. R.I.P Nathan Cirillo. 
 
People but flowers at the National War Memorial in memory of Nathan.
 
And here's a picture of some of the cameras for different news stations.
 
I FOUND A SWEDISH FLAG IN OTTAWA!!!
 
A museum maybe?
 
They speak English AND French in Ottawa. Therefore the bilingual signs.
 
Pretty.
 
Cool.
 
This bridge goes from Ontario to Quebec. So I can say that I walked ALL the way to Quebec.
 
I took pictures of Ontario....
 
....and Quebec from the bridge!
 
I went to a museum of National history (I think).
 
The roof was sooo cool!
 
If you ever go to Ottawa, go to this museum, it was really good!
 
At the museum you can also watch IMAX movies. It's like a 3D movie, but ALOT cooler.
 
The roof was even cooler at night.
 
As someone who really likes museums I can say that this is the best museum I have ever been to! Go there if you can!
 
Dear diary... today I took pictures of dino poop.
 
And of real dino fossils!
 
I broke the law and touched of them.
 
In Canada the polarbears walk free.
 
And raindeers can be found in your backyard.
 
Okay I'm kidding. I'm still at the museum.
 
Since I started going to geography class I've been really fascinated by rocks and by how they were formed.
 
So now I have 500 pictures of rocks on my phone.
 
This one looks like a hedgehog.
 

OTTAWA

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This Wednesday I first went to a crosscountry race and after that I had a basketball game. It was a really good day considering that we won our first game and my team won the senior girls crosscountry!
 
I came on 10th place of 31 during the 5 km race. To see which team won they added the first four people from each school together to see which school had the best places in the race. Jessie came 2nd, Brie 6th, Bronwyn 7th and I was 10th. Other senior girls from my school were in the race too, but they came a bit later. If I should compare the two races I've been in I have to say I liked this one more. First reason is that we were 31 people in this one and a few hundred in the last one. The other reason is that I'd much rather run in the forrest than on fields. Also I met Annalena (the exchange student from Switzerland) who lives in Walkerton. She was in the race too haha! The only thing I didn't like about this race was the fact that there were more slopes and hills than flat ground so it was waaaayyy harder than the last one. But I did learn from my mistakes from last race. I took it easy in the beginning so that in the end I still had a lot of energy and I could pass everyone!
 
We played against Sacred Hearts, who we lost against three weeks ago by 14 points. Today we won by one point so it was a big deal for us! We have to win two games in order to make it to the playoffs. 
 
Team photo!
 
I won this! :)
 
 
 

First win!

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This weekend was Thanksgiving so there was a lot of turkey and a lot of pumpkin pie. And the most exciting part of this weekend was when Kate, Ashley and I went to Canada's Wonderland for the Halloween Haunt!
 
Canada's Wonderland is one of the largest amusement parks in North America and Liseberg is nothing compared to it. During the weekends in October they have something called the Halloween Haunt which basically means that the whole park becomes halloween themed. From 7-12 pm you can go there (if you're over 13 years) and the place will be filled with people dressed as scary things. These people will scare you, run at you, follow you, ruin your pictures and scare you. It was so much fun! 
 
There was smoke all over, scary music and there was 11 different haunted houses to go through. These had different themes as well, like asylum, clowns, zombies, a club and other stuff. It was so scary and the best one was probably the new one. In the other 10 you walked through a building, but in this one you sat on a roller coaster. You got a pair of 3D glasses and a laser gun and then you were ready to go. The coaster first took you outside, then you went in the mountain (there's a mountain at Wonderland) and in the mountain there would be these zombies running at you and you had to shoot them. It was really frightening actually! I won't tell you the best part since I don't want to spoil it if you go there sometime, but it was great!
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

WONDERLAND!!

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 So we went to a 50's restaurant and to a garage filled with old stuff to do a photoshoot for the Grease play. It was really fun and I have some pictures for you.
 
Yesterday I went to my first ever cross country race. It was crazy how many people were in it! 4000 people from not only Canada, but the US as well! There were 600 people competing in the Senior Girls race. I came 282nd I think. Since it was my first race I learned a lot. Next time instead of running the fastest I can the first kilometer and trying to not die the next 4 kilometres I'll take it easy trough the whole race so that I'm not super-mega-dying-crying-puking tired in the end. Wednesday is my next race so we'll see how good that is going to go.
 
It's the Thanksgiving weekend now which means no school until Tuesday! And tomorrow I might be going to Canada's Wonderland! (it's like Liseberg but much bigger).
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Pictures for Grease a...

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Every year Port Elgin has something called Pumpkin fest. You go there and look at big vegetables and buy different foods and homemade stuff. It's bigger on the Saturady, but I was in Niagara Falls then so I went on the Sunday. Apparently it gets smaller each year, but it was still fun to see!
 
Candy apples!
 
This is a Beaver's tail.
 
I think more people would have come if the weather was better.
 
Okay I admit it, my pictures are terrible. I'm sorry. It was a lot better than my camera makes it look. There were a lot more trailers and even indoor stands selling stuff. There were actually a lot of people there at noon!
 

Pumpkin fest

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Friday right after my second period I biked home to have lunch and then I was picked up and drove with Kate and Annalena (from Switzerland) to Stratford which is about 2 hours from Port Elgin. In Stratford we met with the other 16 exchange students in our district and we spent two great days together!
 
On Friday we first met at a park where I met Connor, a Canadian exchange student who went to Sweden for a year. He lived close to Stockholm and came back to Canada three months ago. His Swedish is still really good!
 
After the park we all were separated in different households for the night. Annalena and I stayed with an older couple. But before we went to bed we went to a play in apparently one of Canada's best theatres. We even had to dress up! I was wearing a dress!!!!
 
The next morning, early, we left Stratford to go to Niagara. There about half of us decided to go on the boat and the other half decided to go behind the falls. Kate and I didn't decide. We went to the bathroom and then we saw that everyone had left so we ran around looking for the others and found one of the groups and went with them. It was really fun anyways :)
 
After the falls we went to Clifton Hill which basically is a tourist area with haunted houses, arcades, fast-food, souvenirs and other stuff. We walked around there for a few hours looking around, taking pictures and we also went to one of the haunted houses. Gasten is more scary haha.
 
After that we went to Skylon tower to eat dinner 160 meters over the ground. It was an impressive sight and the food was pretty good. A successful day!
 
Then we begun the long, but fun ride back. And the next day was Pumpkin fest in Port Elgin hahah :)
 
Wow. Just wow.
 
All eighteen of us (plus one rebound)
 
Man de la mancha.
 
Living on the edge.
 
Some of us went on this thing.
 
The horseshoe.
 
Ticket for the boat.
 
We got soaked in our fabulous half-waterproof pink plastic sheets.
 
 
Ermegerd pink.
 
Preeeeety.
 
Here's a picture of the American (less impressive) side of Niagara falls.
 
Soo cool.
 
People for scale.
 
I feel like a dip in the water.
 
Here's a picture when I'm falling off a mummy's lap.
 
Clifton hill was also really cool.
 
I mean, just look at this!
 
We had dinner up there.
 
View from Skylon tower.
 
America to the right, Canada to the left.
 
This is where I bought my first Roots sweater.
 
Annalena and I.
 
Born this way.
 
If you havn't figured it out yet, we took a school bus to and from Niagara.
 
Our next meeting in in a month in London (no silly, not in London, England but in London, Ontario hahah)
 

Niagara falls!!!

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Today during lunch and geography all the student in geo had to bike to the beach to observe stuff like sand dunes and beach grass. At least it was better than sitting doing actual work. I bike to school every day, with the exception of today. Of course I decided to walk to school on the one day I needed my bike! I borrowed a friends bike instead.
 
After school there was basketball. And now I'm doing homework while packing for this weekend. This will be the second gathering of all the exchange students in this district and we're going to Niagara Falls. I'll be leaving school tomorrow at lunch and will be back either very late on Saturday or very early on Sunday. Therefore no blog for a couple of days.
 
I never knew seagulls hung out around fresh water lakes. 
 
You might suspect that the phone is held upside-down, but actually we are taking a picuture in the middle of a backflip. And yeah, we always look this fabulous.
 

Beachin'

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I'm sorry, again, for not updating the blog for a while. I just seem to be busy all the time. I have cross country every Monday and Wednesday at 7:30. Every Monday and Wednesday I have also got basketball games. On Mondays we go to a different school to play and on Wednesdays we play at home. All the games are after school. On Tuesdays and Thursdays I have got basketball practice. And apparently even sometimes on Fridays!
 
After the games on Wednesdays I go to Interact and on Friday night I go to Youth Group. All of which is very fun! Interact is a Rotary club for high school students where we basically fundraise and make money to send to one global project and one local. Youth Group is just kind of hanging out with others I guess.
 
It's pretty cool that I got number 31 (almost like 13) without asking for it.
 
Basketball is just so cool.
 
Other news; I switched lockers to a lot bigger one closer to all my classes and to my friends. Sadly the number 1560 does not have such a big significance in value to my as 1513. But I mean, now I fit my bag! Also since I do basketball and cross country I was allowed to get a locker in the changing room for my sports stuff. I'm sharing it with a teammate and hopefully my ordinary locker will stop smelling like sweat, basketball shoes and grass.
 
The lockers in the change room.
 
 
I am very busy at school for the moment. I'm starting to regret the fact that I'm doing three science courses. I have homework every night, tests all the time and it's a lot harder than what I'm used to. Even musical theatre has homework!!!
 
Anyways, time to get back to my homework again.
 
 

Busyyyyyyyy

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The reason for why I haven't been updating the blog is because I don't have pictures for the stuff I did  haha. But I can write about them.
 
On Thursday I had school, then basketball and after that I when for dinner at a Rotarians house. After that I met some friends at the beach and everything was pitch-black except for the stars and it was really cool. We later went to the restaurant where one of them works to eat appetizers.
 
On Friday we had no school. It was a (I forgot the name of it, but there is simply no school). Instead I went with some friends to Smith's Apple farm. The place is basically an apple farm where you can go and pick apples and then you pay by weight. You can also buy cider and apple pie. At the apple farm they have a corn maze which we of ourse went in. Your mission in the maze is to find five stations and the average time in about one to one and a half hours. We did it in 45 minutes!
 
HAHAHHA 
 
After that we drove to see another friend. Later I met with a friend at Tim Hortons which was a huge mistake. Coffee at 9 is not good unless I don't want to sleep that night! After Timmies I went to a friends party where we celebrated the cast list for the musical. 
 
I hope you didn't expect me to get a main role or anything, because I didn't want one and I didn't get one hahaah. I'm in the chorus :D

The last three days

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Today we had our second game of the season. This was the winning team of last year and my team lost by 40p then. But today we only lost by 12!! We were down by 20p by half-time, but then we suddenly started to play better! We were so good in the last quarter and if we would have played the whole game as we did then, we would have won!
 
Hanging out with the school mascot!!
 

Second game