Clara Oswald
Soufflé Girl
What are some of your favourite memories?
I will start with a couple of my favourites:
I went on a Normandy trip with school a couple years ago and I had the best time even though I had known of my friends with me (it did mean that I could be really quiet though so that was good). We saw the Bayeux tapestry, went to a giant shopping centre and played lots if games like rounders but my favourite part was when we went to the world war graveyards, it sounds weird I know but it was because I was really humbled by the size of them (they are way too big sadly). It was really upsetting to see so many graves but I was really glad that I got to pay my respects to them and thank them. We also went to a German graveyard which wasn't as big and I actually cried then, mainly because some people have this image in there heads that they are all monsters which most aren't (I'm sure there were men in the allies who weren't very nice too). So I felt really glad that I could pay my respects to them too and kinda say sorry for the ignorance of some other people. All in all although it is a sad memory it's one I will always cherish and if you ever get the chance to go, please do. I really want to go back so I can go vist my great great uncle who died in the Somme.
An other memory I like is when I went to town one time, we climbed to the top of trees and went to a little beach under a dual carriageway and we saw kingfishers and fed the fish lettuce (which apparently they like idk). We played truth or dare and explored these tunnels for a bit. After we went to the park and did stupid stuff on the swings (including fall off). Played tag and hide and seek. Climbed this wall and listened to music, watching the world go by (it's great cause you are hidden). It was amazing to forget my problems for a few hours and just be a kid again.
I will start with a couple of my favourites:
I went on a Normandy trip with school a couple years ago and I had the best time even though I had known of my friends with me (it did mean that I could be really quiet though so that was good). We saw the Bayeux tapestry, went to a giant shopping centre and played lots if games like rounders but my favourite part was when we went to the world war graveyards, it sounds weird I know but it was because I was really humbled by the size of them (they are way too big sadly). It was really upsetting to see so many graves but I was really glad that I got to pay my respects to them and thank them. We also went to a German graveyard which wasn't as big and I actually cried then, mainly because some people have this image in there heads that they are all monsters which most aren't (I'm sure there were men in the allies who weren't very nice too). So I felt really glad that I could pay my respects to them too and kinda say sorry for the ignorance of some other people. All in all although it is a sad memory it's one I will always cherish and if you ever get the chance to go, please do. I really want to go back so I can go vist my great great uncle who died in the Somme.
An other memory I like is when I went to town one time, we climbed to the top of trees and went to a little beach under a dual carriageway and we saw kingfishers and fed the fish lettuce (which apparently they like idk). We played truth or dare and explored these tunnels for a bit. After we went to the park and did stupid stuff on the swings (including fall off). Played tag and hide and seek. Climbed this wall and listened to music, watching the world go by (it's great cause you are hidden). It was amazing to forget my problems for a few hours and just be a kid again.