Here we are hauling all of the canoes behind the pontoon boat.
My student Cassie and I enjoying our ride on the boat.
Sabbath service at the lake.
Isn't the view just spectacular! On Sabbath afternoon, we took the boat to the farthermost end of the lake and hiked through a little town to another lake.
Another spectacular view of the BC countryside.
Keeping ourselves entertained on the ride.
My student Laura and I decided to take the inner tube out and try to steer it with paddles. All we managed to do was go around in circles... and get our rears wet from a leaking tube (as shown in the video clip at the end).
Not eating marshmallows growing up, I am very unfamiliar with what you do with them. My student Jordan capitalized on this fact by asking me if I knew how to make "ghost cheese." Indicating I had never heard of the stuff, he gave me a marshmallow and showed me how to squish it and knead it until my fingers turned into an absolute sticky mess. I kept asking him what I was supposed to be making and when I could stop kneading the goo in my hands. He kept telling me I was almost there but not quite. The more I kneaded it, the stickier it got. After I while, I realized he was just messing with me and that it was a joke! Oh, well! I fell for that one! Here is a picture of our little "ghost cheese" creations.
On Sunday morning, the guys decided to play a practical joke on Ingi (one of the assistant deans) and I. I heard all this scrambling around our tent and this was the result. Thanks guys! (or not!)
Here is our wonderful group of juniors and seniors. I love these guys! We just had graduation yesterday and I miss the seniors already! (I will post some pictures soon.) Anyway, I will always remember the fun times we had this past year!
The first segment on this video is of Laura and I and our little raft that didn't work so well. The second clip is when I was trying to tell two of my students how to do a rescue move with a canoe when you have no paddles. Here they are practicing. I thought the third clip was pretty cute. How many people does it take to play a guitar?
