He's back... No.1 son went away on Monday the 10th to camp at Morpha Bay... the school likes to take all year 6 students away for the week once all the SATs are done and its a time of relaxing and letting your hair down also some would say a rite of passage....
So in he came on the Friday the 14th and boy, in that week away he had changed! tales of travel sickness (only once, on the way there!) and the first two nights he was homesick (fortunately not literally this time! a night at beaver camp comes to mind!) but he's had a fabulous time and even got a tan!! allbeit only on his neck and arms...his ears are looking a bit tender because he forget to put suncream on them!
Then he got into school on Monday the 17th and his teacher that went to camp awarded him an achievement certificate for overcoming his fears and going on a zipwire!!! My boy who is a gentle soul! petrified of spiders & heights went abseiling and on a zipwire!!
So it was more than a moment really but a moment that had to be shared because it was a moment when a boy started the journey to becoming a man...
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So, til next time
Lisa
x
10 comments:
Aww such a sweet story and well done him!
Awww too cute and how happy is that sweet little face! Camp is always a fond memory, Kieran loved his trip and I still have very fond memories of my trips away with school errmmm a lot of years later :D Love the shirt tan, my kids always end up with those too :)
Wow go Dom! X
My year 6 son was away with the school last week too. It is lovely for them. Well done to yours for overcoming his fears.
Awww I'm glad the trip went well and not too much sickness either x
Awww they are all growing up so quick. It sounds like he had a fab time xx
This really made me smile and brought back memories of my son's year 6 trip - a lot of years ago now! Well done to your son for overcoming his fears :)
Glad he had a wonderful time Lisa.
Fi xx
Memories of my boys first camp have come flooding back, thank you.
What a lovely upbeat post, full of achievement and pride - yours and his! Zip wires and the like take real courage in my view ... Thank-you so much for joining in and linking up this month - it is always a pleasure to visit :).
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