Good afternoon, friends!
Hope you're having a wonderful Sunday!!
Sounds so yummy! That's such a bummer you'll have to do that again...I think I'll volunteer to be a judge too!
Good morning,
Got up early to get the turkey in the oven, it smells heavenly in here. Once again woken up earlier than I wanted by LC because he got "bit" in the eye by one of our cats. He is fine I think he was more scared than anything.
Our guests will be here in about 2 hours, anyone else want to join us?
I hope you all have a great day.
Good morning,
Got up early to get the turkey in the oven, it smells heavenly in here. Once again woken up earlier than I wanted by LC because he got "bit" in the eye by one of our cats. He is fine I think he was more scared than anything.
Our guests will be here in about 2 hours, anyone else want to join us?
I hope you all have a great day.
Good evening everyone! It's hard to believe that the Games are over as well as my Clyde-sider's adventure. I'm still very emotional about it so it's very hard to put everything in words. It's amazing how three weeks spent with certain people can be so heartbreaking at the end.
Since there were final matches of men's hockey today (girls played yesterday), it was super busy and our transport team had so much work. I wasn't able to see that much hockey as I had wanted but I got lucky when one English player was very kind and showed me his well deserved Commonwealth silver medal after the ceremony. Since I wasn't allowed to take pictures with the athlete while on shift, I took a picture of the player:
Whoever said that working in the transport team was uninteresting obviously didn't know what they had been missing. I got to see and talk to all handsome hockey players first hand. ^^
I will be able to pop in here more often once I'm back home to my normal eating and sleeping routine. I'm leaving tomorrow but I must say that I really enjoyed those three weeks in Glasgow. It's amazing city! I can't wait to move in here for my placement. :]
Sending my bests to you all!
Good evening everyone! It's hard to believe that the Games are over as well as my Clyde-sider's adventure. I'm still very emotional about it so it's very hard to put everything in words. It's amazing how three weeks spent with certain people can be so heartbreaking at the end.
Since there were final matches of men's hockey today (girls played yesterday), it was super busy and our transport team had so much work. I wasn't able to see that much hockey as I had wanted but I got lucky when one English player was very kind and showed me his well deserved Commonwealth silver medal after the ceremony. Since I wasn't allowed to take pictures with the athlete while on shift, I took a picture of the player:
Whoever said that working in the transport team was uninteresting obviously didn't know what they had been missing. I got to see and talk to all handsome hockey players first hand. ^^
I will be able to pop in here more often once I'm back home to my normal eating and sleeping routine. I'm leaving tomorrow but I must say that I really enjoyed those three weeks in Glasgow. It's amazing city! I can't wait to move in here for my placement. :]
Sending my bests to you all!
Good evening everyone! It's hard to believe that the Games are over as well as my Clyde-sider's adventure. I'm still very emotional about it so it's very hard to put everything in words. It's amazing how three weeks spent with certain people can be so heartbreaking at the end.
Since there were final matches of men's hockey today (girls played yesterday), it was super busy and our transport team had so much work. I wasn't able to see that much hockey as I had wanted but I got lucky when one English player was very kind and showed me his well deserved Commonwealth silver medal after the ceremony. Since I wasn't allowed to take pictures with the athlete while on shift, I took a picture of the player:
Whoever said that working in the transport team was uninteresting obviously didn't know what they had been missing. I got to see and talk to all handsome hockey players first hand. ^^
I will be able to pop in here more often once I'm back home to my normal eating and sleeping routine. I'm leaving tomorrow but I must say that I really enjoyed those three weeks in Glasgow. It's amazing city! I can't wait to move in here for my placement. :]
Sending my bests to you all!
