Day 8

We waked up early and we prepared ourselfs for a big day. We will go watersporting. Greg's family brought a rubber duck, but they first had to organize a license, so that took a while, but when he got it we went to the other side of the water, where that peninsula is. There is a really small beach where we put our stuff down. We divided in two groups and the first group went waterskiing first and the other watertubing. I started with Inge on the tube, and it was lots of fun.
When we went on the boat to go waterskiing it was quite nice seeing everybodt trying and succeding. I was one of the last to try and I thought I couldn't do it, but when I was in the water and he started to speed up I was up after the first time. I stood up for like 5 min. It was so nice. The next time I also got up. Then we went back to the beach and had some food.
All the exchange students went for a walk, but I didn't felt like it. Jess asked me if I wanted to go with her on the boat while she was wakeboarding. She is so good. Then I also got to try it, but that just didn't work out. It is a lot more difficult than waterskiing. We two also went on the bodyboards and we tried to get each other off the boards. I really enjoyed this day.
We got back somewhere in the late afternoon. We chilled, and then we had dinner. After dinner, we played a dutch game. It is a game that the audience choose the murderer, a weapon, and a place and tells that to the first person of the group. he has to act those things out to the next person, who ofcourse came from a room where he/she couldn't hear what the audience said. If you knew what it was you shook hands and you would act it out for the next person. And for the next and so on. The last person has to say what he/she thinks it all was. It was lots of fun.
Then we all went to bed, because we were quite tired of this active day.