To be honest, I really didn't expect it to be much fun. I'm not a huge fan of things like that. BUT, it turned out to be a really great time, and I enjoyed getting to know my fellow operators.
Here are some pictures from the day:
Operator Olympics!
This is my team leader, Arron, running in the Olympic torch in his toga
Making a country flag
Our country name was "Determa," so we were the Determa-nation :)
That's me holding the stick
Our motto: "Never give up! Never surrender!"
I drew the stars-- skills!
Presenting our nation and flag
Playing "hobble-ball"; we got saran-wrapped and then played volleyball
P.S. It was freezing cold- I was wearing shorts!
Hobble-ball
Every nation did skits at the end. They turned out pretty funny.
Here's my group (we were synchronized swimmers)
Diving in to begin our synchronized performance
I got an award for these awesome balancing skills ;)
Arm waves
Awards ceremony
Certificate for Slaughtering Stars (drawing awesome stars on the flag) and Best Balanced (in the skit) 
2 comments:
NICE JACKET, ALEXA. I HAVE ONE JUST LIKE IT. EXCEPT I CAN'T FIND IT. ITS AS IF SOMEBODY TOOK IT WHEN THEY WENT BACK TO UTAH. BUT I KNOW YOU WOULD NEVER DO THAT....
Whoever this mysterious Jane is should know that I had it on very good authority that the previous "onwer" of the jacket never wore it and I would use it more in Utah, considering the "owner" had so many jackets already that they weren't fitting into her SECOND closet.
:)
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