Just a quick one before I start work. Everything's great here, two days ago the other volunteers arrived and everything's a bit more fun here now. We are 5 hard-working scouts now ;) and got loads of things to do before the big camp starts in two weeks. At the moment we're building an obstacle course - like the ones in the army movies, everyone that's not nice on the camp has to do that 50 times :)
Other than that the confirmation-kids and their leaders are gone now which makes it pretty quiet here, but we're doing our best to work on that. I had a very lazy day off on Sunday as my plans of riding my bike to "town" were ruined a bit by the tons of rain that came cown every 20 minutes. So instead I just went for a swim in the approx. 13°C cold water while the rain was pouring down on me - after ten minutes I decided that was enough excersise and stupidity for the day and chillaxed in the big manor - all on my own as nobody was there. My boss went home for the day and all the other workers didn't have a reason to come as there was no one there anyway. Only one of them, who lives on the grounds popped up every once in a while. He's about 75 so great company ;) He wasn't much of a help though when some people walked up to my enquiring about vacant rooms. My boss didn't leave me his mobile number (of course) and the office was locked - hooray! After about 10 minutes running around getting wrong keys, right keys, wrong telephone numbers an not working phones the guests just decided they will look around somewhere else. I was a bit more prepared for the Dutch family that showed up in the evening wanting to hire canoes but then decided to just drive back to their camp site and hire them there as they are staying next to a little river (perfectly made for canoeing) and wouldn't have to drive the canoes up to the water like they would if they hired our boats. Yes I made some nice customer-experiences during the last days ;)
On Monday the prep team of the camp (www.summercamp08.com) came (same camp where I will be playing bass in the "camp-band", we also got a website Los Campidos)and talked about all the things they want to have done within the next two weeks - and that's lots! From building obstacle courses to billboards that should be nearly everywhere in the area to simple grass trimming. I started with the latter yesterday and can now hardly move my shoulders as they are so sore but no - i'm not whinging everything's great ;)
will try to put up a video of everything here soon, will see where I can fit it in my tight schedule ;)
Alright, breakfast time now! Catch ya later and have some great summer days with lots of sun like here in Sweden (haha)

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