Some pictures from my life!

I've notest that i haven't really been writing about me..... So here's some pictures from my life!

 Me and my littlesister 

My sweet freinds from Holstebro!

My dog

My roomie Malene and me! 

My other roomie Line and me!

Skiingtrip with the school! Me in the lift

My sisters and me on vaccation to Malta, i'm the little girl to the right

Good freinds! 

Me with my "Springbuck" in Southafrica!

Me in Suthafrica, with the Springbucks blood in my face! 

Me...

My beautiful littlesister!  

Me with the flag at competetion in gymnastics! 

Me doing gymnastics

Me doing gymnastics

Me in Italy with my gymnastic team! 

My freinds and I in Italy!

Jump! Me to the left...

Me and my gymnastic "partner" Freja

Me and a lion cub! 

Me! 

Me

Me and my best freind on vaccation to Mallorca together! 

Me... 

Well.... I have a lot of pictures to share with you! 

- Jennie

OSO - Thursday

Last week all the 10'th graders at my school, have been working on a assignment, where we had to tell about what we want to work with some time. I love animals, and i think it's very exiting to learn how to cure animals. Thats why i would love to be an veterinary doctor. We should try to illustrate what we want to be, and then we should try to "sell" our job. I had my dog Laika with me, and i did a health chek on her.

- Jennie. 

I love Southafrica!

The reason i picked "Cross Culture" as my class at Venoe residential school, is that i love to learn about other cultures! The best thing i kan think of, is traveling, to experience  new cultures and new countries.

For about a year ago i travelled to the amazing Southafrica! It was the best experience i've ever had, and I will never forget it. We were travelling for two weeks, and we went on safari every day, to hunt the exiting Southafrican animals. I shot an Springbuck, and my dad shot a Blessbuck, a Empala, a Steinbuck and some other animals, that i can't remember the names of. One of the last days at the trip, we went to a culture village  called Lesedi. It was so exiting! We heard about four different Southafrican cultures, and one of them was among other cultures the Zulus! We heard about their traditions and how they live, for example  they can buy their wifes with cow or horses and a man can have all the wifes he want to, but there will always be  the "first wife" who has more power than the other wifes.

On one of the walls in the village, there was written a sentence that i thought was very inspiring.

A man without culture,

 is like a zebra without stribes

Here are some more fotos from the culture village - Lesedi

I am definitely going to Southafrica again! And I will truly recommend this trip to everyone! 

- Jennie.

What's new?

Hey! 
For some time ago, we went on a trip with the "adventure" group to Jegind ø. We slept in shelters, and we had food over the fire. By the day, we learned how to use a compass, and later on when it got dark outside we took on a trip in four groups, and we had to find some ingredients to our desert.

We're following the "winter schedule" now and that means, that we're going to have more classes and only one day with our "group". We also got new elective courses, and i got French and a sports course only for girls. The sports course is very fun! And all we girls have a lot of fun and laugh a lot! French is also a good course, it's always good to learn a new language.

- Jennie.

Nature and Outdoor life - Trip

The weekend

Hey!

This weekend I've been at my boardingschool, because we had some events on the school.
 Saturday we had a parentsday, where our parents came to the school. They should follow us for a day, to get an idea of our life at the school, and what we're doing at the adventure class. My mom and I were rowing in a canoe, and we were climbing on the schools climbingwall. My mom thought, that the climbing was best. She was shaking when she came down from the wall, because she was so scared. She said that she had an adrenaline rush up there.

 Sunday there were "boardingschools day" and we got a lot of visiters to our school. "Boardingschool day" is a day, were we're showing our school, to (maybe) new students. I was one of the guides, and I showed 4 people around, but I've heard that we had 200 to 300 visitors. Sunday we were showing our upcoming class, it's a class for writers, were you're learning how to write your own book.

- Jennie

 

 

My latest experiences

Hey!

I've experienced a lot, the last two weeks! I've rappelled, my school helped the police to practise how to handle school shootings and I've been on a three days trip with my adventure class.

For about two weeks ago, we took a bus to another city, to rappel from a building that's 42 metres tall! It was one of the most frightening things I've ever tried, but i did it, and it was so exiting!

A nother day a lot of policemen came to our school, to practise how they would handle a schoolshooting. The students should play panicing and scared kids, and we should try to stress the police as much as possible! It was really funny, and all the students thought that it was interesting to play scared! By the end of the day, we talked with the teachers and the police, and we agreed that we all had a nice day.

In the end of the two weeks, we were on a trip with my adventure class.We started our trip with a Kayak tour, the next day we took on another trip with the canoe, and we slept in tents and made food over the fire.

That's was all i had to say for now.
- Jennie