2 days ago (Tuesday 21st) I went down to Porters Ski Area and had a blast trying out skiing for the first time. It was quite challenging at first, but then I got used to it. There was a instructor that guided us through our journey. We started off at the beginner ramps, and slowly advanced to the intermediate ones. Once I made my way up the mountain to the intermediate ramps I decided to go down them. On my first 2 tries
I was pretty good at it, but shortly after that I got stuck in the middle of the mountain (intermediate ramps) to my surprise I got some help and got back up again. Soon after that we got packed up and headed back to school. 
I was pretty good at it, but shortly after that I got stuck in the middle of the mountain (intermediate ramps) to my surprise I got some help and got back up again. Soon after that we got packed up and headed back to school.
William pike was another activity that made all one of us go out of our comfort zones. William Pike itself wasn't necessarily an activity, it was more a guide starter to lead us into other activities to explore. I've been learning French, waltzing, and I have a vivid idea on my future plans. Some of my future plans are...
to sell juicies and raise money for the refugee fundraiser. Another plan I've already organised is to go ice skating in Alpine Ice. I might think of more later in the future, but otherwise I've gotten a decent amount of ideas of what I want to do / explore.
In maths for the past few weeks I've been learning algebra. I like algebra a lot because of the new experiences and techniques it's brought me. I think I'm getting the hang of it easily and fast. It reminds me of a puzzle that never ends, but in my opinion it's a fun thing to do, since you get to work out unknown questions and feel successful afterwards knowing you've done well.
