Kia ora mates!
That means hello in Maori :)
I headed off to the airport in NYC, nervous and excited, (see awkward goodbye wave...) and met up with a few of my program mates. We chatted and started to get to know eachother while waiting and waiting for the plane to arrive.
....And after 27ish hellish hours on planes and in airports, I have finalllllly arrived!
Really, there is nothing too interesting to say about the flights... I watched like 5 movies and tried to sleep, but mostly was just bored and waiting and waiting to land.
When we arrived, we met up with our leader and drove to a beach to jump in the water. Then we headed over to the hostel we were staying for showers.
We got burgers and fries (no ketchup!) for dinner, and ate in a little park, where some evangelical Christians spent about 15 minutes preaching to us about finding God.
Sorry for the quick post today, but I am so exhausted and desperately neeeed some real, horizontal sleep.
xoxo,
Katie
That means hello in Maori :)
I headed off to the airport in NYC, nervous and excited, (see awkward goodbye wave...) and met up with a few of my program mates. We chatted and started to get to know eachother while waiting and waiting for the plane to arrive.
....And after 27ish hellish hours on planes and in airports, I have finalllllly arrived!
Really, there is nothing too interesting to say about the flights... I watched like 5 movies and tried to sleep, but mostly was just bored and waiting and waiting to land.
When we arrived, we met up with our leader and drove to a beach to jump in the water. Then we headed over to the hostel we were staying for showers.
We got burgers and fries (no ketchup!) for dinner, and ate in a little park, where some evangelical Christians spent about 15 minutes preaching to us about finding God.
Sorry for the quick post today, but I am so exhausted and desperately neeeed some real, horizontal sleep.
xoxo,
Katie
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