Anesis Ayia Napa

... be leaving "the boys". We've had tons of fun. Unfortunatly it took us three damn months to teach them to play Euchre, but we've made up for lost time in the last week but playing every night and allowing it to get extremely heated. Although, with Rob playing any game.. things usually get out of hand. <br><br>The next few weeks should be fun though.. finally a ...

... days to clean up. Every time we thought we'd cleaned it all, we'd spot another drop! Anyway, not to worry, Hugh came out of hospital the next day and has since made a full recovery, with just a splint on his arm to get a tiny bit of sympathy from passers by! A little inforamtion about Cyprus, then! Known as the island of Aphrodite, Cyprus lies at the crossroads of three continents, where east meets west. You will find it floating on the waters of ...

... to them that the first white people they have ever seen are getting themselves dirty while poorly doing something that they can do so well. Of course they're going to laugh. Of course the family of 12 will assemble at 8 in the morning and continuously watch you until 5 pm comes along. Of course they're going to grab the hammer from you if you're a female; they don't think you know how to use it. Of course they're going to laugh when you try to speak Bangla or give up ...

... it has been really good. There is about 25 of us at camp, most of them are Americans (we have 1 guy - Tiny is a program director), 3 English girls, 1 girl from Switzerland and myself - the only Polish here:o).<br>I keep going to bed before 10 pm and I am really sleepy about 1 pm. Oh well, it`s not that easy to get used to 9 hours of time zone differences. Basically I am still jet lagged.<br>The camp director is awesome. She id not ...

... views of the bay, Alcatraz, the Golden Gate and the Bay Bridge, Transamerica building visible along the different areas of the walk. It has been clear and sunny for a few weeks in the city but soooo cold. Today it was clear as well as warm and the streets and the parks were filled with people. Was in the middle of reading Gandhi, Experiments with Truth when I lost ...

... up in a Ha-Ha/ Tiger Tiger bar with all the camp girls for one of the girls' swansong as she's going back to Wisconsin today and tonight we're meeting up with Devin (a top top guy and elementary school teacher from Greenville who was also a counselor at Coppecreek)and Neil...should be some more good fun on the way! Well that's about it for now but be assured that another update will follow from the bright lights of Las Vegas before I fly to Guatemala. Adios for now everybody, Martin :)

... late breakfast, we skipped lunch and instead went to find the cable car terminus which we had passed as part of the earlier tour (see, they are useful!). There are two different lines that run around SF, but they are very close to each other and cross at various points. They are also, without exception, the biggest tourist trap I've seen. If there was one native Franciscan (that's a monk, isn't it? Anyway...) I'll eat my suitcase. It's ...

Feeling: delirious (hehehe), tired, anxious, far away from home Things i've noticed: Real american people sound kinda phoney (spelling?), now i don't mean that in an offensive way, it's just anytime in the past that i've heard an american accent it's been someone imatating them. Well after 13 hours of hell we finally touch down at the United States.. Very weary and mildly excited I step off of the ...

... Philip 4 1 35, Amy 0 0 0<br>Chicago A: Andrew 6 1 55, Seth 4 0 40, Laura 1 0 10, Selene 3 0 30<br>Bonuses: Oregon 4 60 15.00, Chicago A 14 305 21.79<br><br> UCLA 225, "Caltech" 215 OT<br>UCLA: Steve 5 0 50, Sharlene 0 0 0, Dwight 3 0 30, Matthew 2 0 20<br>"Caltech": Richard 3 0 30, Maribeth 3 1 25, Greg 3 1 25, Juliana 0 1 -5<br>Bonuses: UCLA 9 125 13.89, "Caltech" 9 ...