This was the
most popular question I was asked over the course of a week. The kids loved my phone because it had
games on it. They all gathered
around and watched each other play and asked for it so much I had to start
leaving it in my room. I hated to
say no, but the coordinator wanted them to play amongst themselves and not be
consumed with technology. Giving
up my phone is hard, because I make notes to myself, check the time and most
importantly, look up words I don’t know.
I managed, however, by asking for help when I didn’t understand and
learned new words on the fly.
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| The kids with my iPhone |
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| Instead of playing with my phone, let's play Twister! |
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| Or I can push you around on this... thing |
The kids also loved
taking photos of each other with my camera. This was great because they weren’t
embarrassed to take photos of each other for me. I got some really cute ones of myself with the kids when
they borrowed my camera. Here are
some of the highlights.
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| Chilling out |
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| Erika and Peter, from Sweden |
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| I couldn't shake them! They were always all over me. But I loved it. |
These are just some other random shots I took around the grounds. During the day, the kids just play amongst themselves and run amuck. It's really cute to watch them play.
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| Just one second earlier, that kid was hanging just by his hands |
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| Busy playground |
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| My personal caddie. She loved carrying my purse |
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