I’ve read all of your posts and stuff abuot CTY and I feel sort of guilty for not posting anything. So yeah, since I didn’t take any pictures, I decided to write something for everyone. I know it’s probably a little late, but whatever. Candice, you’re really the first Korean person I’ve made friends with. Thanks for being so awesome and always talking to me. If not for you (and everyone else, of course) I’d probably have been a loner the whole time I was at camp. You were probably the sassiest person there, but that was what I liked about you. Thanks for the hugs, Lauren. I’ve never been the physical contact kind of person, but it made me so happy that first week when we were sitting outside and you hugged me. Perhaps you don’t remember it, but I’ll never forget. You’re always so nice and fun to be around. Your little banana crazes are always so interesting, That Saturday(?) morning when you were banana-hyper, trailing around a yellow ribbon and talking nonstop, for some reason I enjoyed it so much. I’m rather strange, I know, but being with you was always so fun. :) Lily; you’re the nice one of our group, at least to me. And so pretty, too! You’re also so pale, but that’s part of what makes you pretty. :) How do you manage to make so many friends and talk to so many people? Konnichiwa, Tiffany! You’re the first and best roommate I’ve ever had and will ever have. Thanks for teaching me Japanese and introducing me to many new bands. ;) Thank you for letting me read your book, thank you for helping me during class, thank you for everything. This had been the first time I’ve lived with somebody other than my family, and you’ve made it the best experience of my life. There’s so much more I’d like to tell you and thank you for, but I couldn’t possibly type it all up for you. Just, thanks for all the memories – thank you, thank you, thank you so very much! I feel as if you were one of the few people I was truly close to at CTY, Aarohi. That first half-day at the camp, when we were playing Uno, you seemed just as out of place as me, and I suppose that was what drew me towards you. But after a while, you seemed to fit in with everyone else, and I could only chase after you. Thanks for putting up with me all that time, when I followed you around during dances, and during almost everything else! Oh, and I’m so grateful that you decided to make me your partner during that final project. I know I probably only slowed you down, but thanks for taking the time to explain which part of the formula meant what, and why it did so. You’re so much smarter than me, but thank you for never being frustrated. When you become a famous mathematician someday, remember us! I swear I’m going to stalk you and find out exactly where in Cupertino you live (no, jk, but I know your high school!) Miles. I’m not really sure what to write for you, as I didn’t get to know you, let alone speak to you, until the last week. But thank you for talking to me, even when I gave an awkward response and turned away. You don’t know how happy that made me. And the fact that you’re a quarter Swiss? Switzerland is one of my favourite countries. Ugh, and you’re so tall! Annie, I really admire your outgoingness and ability to do anything you wanted. Thank you for always pushing me to do things I didn’t want to do. That dress – or skirt, rather – that you got for me was so pretty and made me so happy! Oh, and your monologue was so beautiful, in a sense. I’m sorry I forgot to correct it, but it’s already amazing. Hetalia! Mitva, thanks for looking out for me all the time. I’m not sure it this was intentionally or not, but I was so glad to see someone always helping me out. You have a really pretty name, Yazzy. Is Yazmine – or Yasmine? – a real object, or just something your parents came up with? Because it’s really nice. :) You always seem to have a sort of charisma, where when you’re happy, everyone else is too. I don’t really know how to describe it, but you’re the person who cheers me up most. Congratulations on Alex, Celine! You were so pretty at that last dance, and you two were so cute! Ah, you’re one of the prettier ones in our class. You were always nice, too, and knew exactly how to restart a conversation after it died off. I’m rather jealous of that. xD Is Ivo next? That Bulgarian accent, or whatever it was, was so cool and pretty and stuff. You’re always nice to me, the few times that we talk. But at the last dance, I don’t know if you remember, when you gave me that hat, I was so, so, so, so very happy. I don’t know/care if anything was meant by it; it just made me happy that you actually did something for me. I’ve never been so happy that I’ve attended a dance, not that I had a choice. You live in Palo Alto too, right? See you someday, hopefully! Wenbo. How can you be so smart but still in my grade? My dad always said that people who grow up in China, and attend the schools and whatnot, are all smart. It seems that he was right! That song you sang at the talent show, 在夜空中最亮的星, or whatever it was called, was really pretty. It fit your voice really well! The first thing that came to mind when I thought of you, Nevin, was Pokemon. I hadn’t played or watched it in such a long time, and I never expected to see it at this camp! But I did, and it brought back memories. xD Oh yeah, for some reason I felt like you were one of the best volleyball players in Mathematical Modeling. Sorry, just something random that I remembered. Brad and Ty, I don’t know what to say. Thanks for being such wonderful teachers? But I’m pretty sure everyone else wrote that too, and besides, that isn’t quite right. Thank you, Brad, for always remaining interesting. Had you always planned to have an evolution class? And if so, what had you been planning to teach us? I don’t know if I have your Facebook or if you’re ever going to read this, but I’m sorry that you were always being interrupted that session. And the scream. I laughed so hard! Wow. Looking back on this, I wrote a lot. But I hope this makes up for the lack of photos. Oh yeah ; if there’s anyone I didn’t tag, could someone do that for me? Thank you very much. I doubt I’ll ever see any of you again, but I will always remember the summer of 2014. Oh. I remembered the lesson that Annie gave us; always write up an important document on Microsoft Word before sending it. ;)
Posted on: Thu, 14 Aug 2014 04:50:57 +0000
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