Got up fairly early to finish packing and get ready in general. Then walked to church. We met Sandra, Eveline and Samuel along the way, as well as Taz, Elmena and their two older sisters, one of whom we privately call 'Attitude Girl'- she goes to day care but sits doing nothing.
At church it was similar to last week, with lots of singing. The songs were quite nice. Also the French did a song for us which was really good!
Bit if bother with Attitude Girl and her sister- they were sat together, and at first only her sister (we think she's called Miriella?) would stand up to sing, then when the French sang AG spent the whole time laughing. Penha went over and told them off, then eventually she and Sandra separated them. Still that didn't help- AG kept giggling and looking across at her sister. Penha and Sandra weren't happy.
When it was time for the kids group, R was reluctant to go as she didn't like it last week (language barrier) so I went with her. It wasn't a great experience. R was put on the spot quite a bit, and I can see why she didn't like it. We were both glad when it ended!!
Time for refreshments and to chat with the French, then we went to the farm. Mum said that during the service, AG got worse and eventually walked out, followed by Miriella, followed by a Bosnian boy, followed by Sandra. Five minutes later, they all came back.
At the farm I mainly chatted to Laura, Cecile, Sarah, and Marc which was really nice and quite funny. Almana also dragged as many people as possible into various games of Ninja.
Lunch was sausages, which was nice.
Animal Shed!
Food Item Of The Week?!
French Camp
Went back to the apartment with Walter and said goodbye to Sandra and the kids. Will definitely miss them! :(
Got our stuff ready. We have Penha a card and bracelet; she gave me and R cuddly toys each, and Mum a photo album with a few pictures from our stay, which was absolutely lovely. Very very sad to leave!
Walter picked us up. We stopped at the farm en route to change cars and pick up four of the French to go and set up the kids up for next week (it made sense to go on from Sarajevo). However we couldn't change to a bigger car, so we only picked up 3 of the French (Mark, the guy who's good at Ninja and someone else I didn't recognise), and we all got very squashed!!
Sunset Over The Farm
Said goodbye to Walter and French then went up to room. Flopped for a bit, then went out to get dinner. The area the hotel is in is beautiful; it's near the bottom of a hill, so all you can see at night is a wall of lights. Beautiful.
Got dinner bits at a supermarket, then went back to hotel and ate. All very tired so bed!!