Over and out

Oh dear. It's all over. I've rediscovered sleeping in which is nice. I missed it quite a lot. Said our last official goodbye to the elderly women today. It was nice seeing them all again and also nice to discover that our meetings with them no longer involved an element of awkwardness but instead flowed freely with much laughing and smiles. But there were also tears because as Jasmine has previously said: all good things come to an end. Goodbye Museum of Wellington City and Sea, goodbye Village at the Park and goodbye "Memory- an Intangible Map".
Amy

Freeze Frames!

Melissa and Liz in the 'Education Room' on the Upper Floor.

'Mothers'

Melissa

All things come to an end

They do indeed. It is now Monday arvo and just yesterday we did our last performance of 'Memory- An intangible map.' I can't believe it. WE FINALLY FINISHED! It's a relief and sad at the same time, because it's the last performance our 7th form will do as one big group :( This morning, I was looking at the pamphlet and I was going to cry - HAHA. I'm such a wimp! What a lovely closure though at Wagamama and all of us together ,reminicing about all the experiences we've shared these last few months. Now it's over, I feel like there has been a life lesson learnt and this experience is definitely one to carry with me throughout my lifetime. Cheers to Heather, Nicola, Caitlin, Sasha, MRS MILLER and all the MOWCAS staff that helped the project be a success. Last but not least, to the beautifully talented EAST EIGHT who made it real :) WE ALL ROCK!

Jasmine

Ham and Eggs

Final refections are done!
To celebrate we jumped around making animal noises and learnt how to head bob correctly.
Very intellectual I know!

I sung this song-

Chick chick chick chick chicken
lay a little egg for me
hold the yolk!
lay a little egg for me!


Best song ever.