But we weren't done yet - we had to herd them all into the hall as the previous day a lot of damage had been done to Paintball! ARGH! The perpetrator was discovered and banned from the rest of the trips (and more).
Second day we took slightly less than 52 to Karori Wildlife Sanctuary and then on to movies. Some of them had no interest whatsoever regarding the birds and other wildlife. One made the most inane comments that eventually I told him that we were best friends and he had to walk/stand next to me all the time ... and if he wanted to make a comment, he could tell me first and I'd tell him if it was okay.
Now it sounds like they're all ratbags whereas in reality most of them are great; it's the 1% or 2% that spoil the outings for everyone.
As a result I am very far behind in my work and ill have to try to catch up this weekend and do some house work - the boys will be helping out.
Here are a couple of photos of some Tuis
And can you see the Tuatara?
6 comments:
Sounds exhausting - argh all those kids lol
Nice photos
Stunning photos Jenny. Poor you, not being well and having to deal with some lovely teens and some ungrateful little sods too!
There are days when I'm so glad I don't teach teenagers :)
No wonder you feel exhausted.
cool photos, amazing how some experiences like that are wasted on some children. Just a shame they don't apprecitae these things. Like you pointed out it's only a few that spoilt it for the rest.
Awesome photographs Jenny. So sorry your trips were spoiled by an ungrateful few. Always some needing a kick up the pants.
Oh Jenny you deserve a medal!!
Love your photos.
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