Lazy Friday
Fridays are so lazy for me. I go to the gym in the mornings between 9 and 11, and then I typically don't have any plans. It is always open. Today, it was filled with shopping. All of my jeans have worn through (in the same spot, too) so I had to go and buy new jeans. That was an experience, what with totally different brands and sizes. Expensive, too. And everyone knows that jean shopping can be a terrible experience. The saleslady was incredibly helpful, though, and we worked out the best fits. Whoohoo!
In other news, I went to the Tawa rotary club on Tuesday evening. I had been there before, but this time I gave my presentation. I feel like I need to work on it a little for my next presentation (Paraparaumu, Monday evening). When I get really excited about something, I tend to talk fast. (I know, I know, big surprise, right?) I love living in Wellington and exploring New Zealand, so if I don't check myself, I talk very quickly during my presentation. I have a feeling it is a bit of a whirlwind for my audience if I don't make an effort to speak slowly. Everyone at the Tawa club seemed to like it, though, and they invited me back, so it couldn't have been that bad. I really liked everyone at the Tawa club. They were very welcoming and easy to talk to. I would very much enjoy going back.
I don't have any schoolwork to do now. I had a test and a project due this past week, so now my schedule is pretty open. I have a geology field trip to the Wairarapa region tomorrow from 8:30 to 6:30. This means I need to leave a little after 8 and won't get home til 7. Long day! It should be a good trip, though. I haven't been to that region before, so I am excited to explore new areas. We are mapping a river that we are going to traverse, or something like that. I am sure you will hear about it eventually!
2 Comments:
Good PM (Calhoun @15:55)
I saw this in today's New York Times.
Enjoy
Ken Russell
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/09/11/fashion/sundaystyles/11KAT.html?8hpib
Sweetie, by the time you come home, you will have given so many talks that you could probably do it in your sleep!! Nevertheless, I'm looking forward to the day I can sit and listen as you give your presentation to your home club in Dalton. So many more groups would like to hear of your adventures. You will be a busy young lady when you finally come home. Looking forward to our adventures together in October. 'Chat you later!
Love,
Mom
p.s. Mr. Russell's NY Times article is very interesting. Make sure you read it!
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