It will be a tandem dive anyway, so I will be strapped to the instructor, and they will probably count to three and jump whether I want to or not!
Ahh, that would be better I think. I would always be like "what if I blew away from the rest of the group?", but with somebody else, that wouldn't be as bad. And videorecording it would be great. Killer fun.
There are other trips my school holds, too, like a trip to Italy for all the students who take Italian classes (I'm pretty sure that one isn't annual, though.), and a trip over to Melbourne (in Victoria, an eastern state. Sorry if you knew that already) every two years for netballers, footballers and the school debating team.
Yeah, our Spanish kids go to Costa Rica, the French ones to France, and the German ones to Germany every couple of years. I'm not going to get to go, though, because I can't do it the summer they're going to Costa Rica and I have no money. Other than that, though, we tend to stay at least within the country. Little trips, driving usually, no more than 10 hours or so for band and things, but that's all. Nothing I'm in ever gets to go anywhere.
the house itself is much further up the paddock, kinda hidden among trees.
Hee, your suburbia is much different from ours. There's maybe 4 meters between my house and the next. We're squished right up on top of each other.
they recognise me as the bringer of carrots and occasionally juicy green grass (which I rip from the backyard when my dad isn't looking) and they come down whenever I pop my head up at the fence.
That's so cool. You've like trained them yourself. Yay, horses.
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Date: 2006-10-08 07:12 pm (UTC)Ahh, that would be better I think. I would always be like "what if I blew away from the rest of the group?", but with somebody else, that wouldn't be as bad. And videorecording it would be great. Killer fun.
There are other trips my school holds, too, like a trip to Italy for all the students who take Italian classes (I'm pretty sure that one isn't annual, though.), and a trip over to Melbourne (in Victoria, an eastern state. Sorry if you knew that already) every two years for netballers, footballers and the school debating team.
Yeah, our Spanish kids go to Costa Rica, the French ones to France, and the German ones to Germany every couple of years. I'm not going to get to go, though, because I can't do it the summer they're going to Costa Rica and I have no money. Other than that, though, we tend to stay at least within the country. Little trips, driving usually, no more than 10 hours or so for band and things, but that's all. Nothing I'm in ever gets to go anywhere.
the house itself is much further up the paddock, kinda hidden among trees.
Hee, your suburbia is much different from ours. There's maybe 4 meters between my house and the next. We're squished right up on top of each other.
they recognise me as the bringer of carrots and occasionally juicy green grass (which I rip from the backyard when my dad isn't looking) and they come down whenever I pop my head up at the fence.
That's so cool. You've like trained them yourself. Yay, horses.