If I had a song to sing

Hello again! Today was a fun day, with everything piling up to make it a super-duper-fun day.
Soon after awakening, we hear Christina pounding on our door, as if she suspected that we could have possibly failed to wake up on our own. We greeted her with bright, smiling faces and then had breakfast.
After breakfast, we went to a church service at the Christmas Church. The sermon really hit home!

After the service, which had wonder music and an organ I believe Janet would have had a blast on, we had lunch. It was delicious, as usual.

After lunch, we went to the Mount of Olives and walked around, with a wonderful view. Oh, I almost forgot to mention, some of us boarded a camel and took it for a ride! 'Twas an exciting experience, yes, 'twas.

The Mount of Olives and the Garden of Gethsemene were beautiful, and we had a great experience.

After the ride to the Oasis of Peace, we all got out of the bus hot and restless.

Ka-pow! We have ourselves a pillow fight!
Biff! Bam!
What happens when several youths are on a bus for a long time? They get antsy! And, when they get antsy, they have massive pillow fights! (At least, we did. Perhaps not all youths, but it was fun for us). After a while it got far too hot in our room for a pillow fight, so we wrestled for a space near the air conditioner.
Pow! Ker-Smack!
We had so much fun, and the pillow fight and wrestling match lasted for several minutes (I assure you no damage was done to the room, so there will be no additional charges)
Giving up on all fitting near the AC unit, we made our way outside. Guess what, the sprinklers were on! How could I not pick Natalie up and bring her into the blast of the sprinklers? Then the fun moved into the lawn, and we continued having a jolly good time.
Christina, always telling me I need to get off. This time she is actually here, not just in my head (or... no, we won't go there).
Anyway, she says I should go. Look out bed, here I come!


Oh, in case I didn't make it clear: today was awesome. I believe all the youth concur.



Peace and Love from the Holy Land,
-Brendan Clower