Rafting at Youghiigheny River!

This summer at camp, I did a really special and enjoyable trip, I went to the Youghigheny River.

i went woth all my cabin, Ceci, Andrea, Gloria, Mary, Jill, Lyz and Rachel, and with my counselour Cos. Lewis is the specialist in rafting so she cames with us. when we were ther we went to the natural waterslide, it was really, really fun! I go in it 3 times and I broke a little bit my shorts.

After the water slides we went to the river and the instructor start to explain the rules, then we went to the river. In my boat were Ceci, Gloria, Megan, Cos and me! we almost die, hahahah but it was very enjoyable!

We stop in the middle of the lake for lunch, I eat too much, so after lunch I was full I couldn't walk! then we start again the trip on the lake.

The best rafter was the 14th, it was very big and dangerous but we passed!

When wu finish we return to camp, to be ready to bed. i was very, very, very tired and my arms too!

Tre metri sopra il cielo!

Tis is the name of the book that I road this summer, now I'm reading the second part, but Ithink that is better the firs one.


Te book is about love, it begins been the typical history about a couple of teenagers, Step the bad boy, and Babi the good and pretty girl. In the begining of the book they hate each other but then, when babi's best friend feld in love with Step's best friend,Babi and Step start to see each other more often so they start to foll in love.


Fr every body they are the best couple of Italy, but thats not true, Step is always fighting with some one, and Babi doesn't like that so they starts to have problems.

In the end Step travel to USA and Babi start to go with another boy so the love history ends.

Present perfect

We use the Present Perfect to say that an action happened at an unspecified time before now. The exact time is not important. You CANNOT use the Present Perfect with specific time expressions such as: yesterday, one year ago, last week, when I was a child, when I lived in Japan, at that moment, that day, one day, etc. We CAN use the Present Perfect with unspecific expressions such as: ever, never, once, many times, several times, before, so far, already, yet, etc.

· I have seen that movie twenty times.