Second host family....

Well I'm out in North Ryde now. So far so good. I have three host siblings; Graeme who's 20, Alisha who's 16, and Laura who's 9. I wonder if I'll get middle child complex... meh, I like having younger siblings. Laura is really cute, though I'll have to teach her to not go into my wallet without asking me. I've already learned to use chopsticks though I am doing it wrong. I refuse to do it right handed, even though that is the right way to do it. But I'm remaining strong, I won't turn my back on my left-handedness.
I'm also teaching myself to play guitar because Clara has a guitar in her room (Clara is the outbound girl, she's the reason I'm at her house and the reason I'm getting kicked out January 5th, because she's coming back from Japan and needs her bed) and an instructional booklet so I figure I might as well take a whack at it. The whole family is really musical. Laura and Alisha both play violin. Victor (dad) plays piano. Graeme plays piano and guitar. Clara plays flute and guitar. It's probably a good thing I played tenor sax once upon a yore so I fit in a little bit.
Tomorrow is camp, but the weather sucks so I don't know how awesome it will be. Actually, that's a lie. It will be fun just hanging out with everyone for three days and all that, but most of our activities that are planned are outdoors, so I'm not sure how it's going to work.
Today quote I learned from Simon "Q: What did the blind, deaf kid get for Christmas? A: A Bike (Answered censored for those who wouldn't find this funny... note: real answer is in my Earth Enviro book)

See you guys on the other side of camp (or at camp as the case might be for some)
E(Liz)abeth